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Lawyer · Oshawa
Mr. Martin Tweyman
B.A, J.D
Tweyman Law
- Taking new enquiries
- Languages
- English
- Remote clients
- Available
- Office access
- Wheelchair accessible
JusticeNet rate$130–200 / hour
Fax: 905-571-1528
What it will cost
$130–200per hour, on a sliding scale
What you pay depends on your own personal net income and your family household size, using JusticeNet's published schedule. Every lawyer on the roster charges from the same table. Check what you would pay · See the full fee schedule
About Martin
Family law matters for people in child protection, support, property, and custody/access disputes.
Tweyman Law is a three person boutique firm with offices located in Toronto and Oshawa. The firm focuses primarily on family law matters, including child protection matters, child and spousal support, equalization of net family properties, and custody/access disputes. The principal of the firm, Martin Tweyman, has over 40 years experience in the area, including formerly serving as a panel member for the Office of the Children's Lawyer, and being involved in the development of the Supervised Access Program in Ontario. The lawyers at Tweyman Law are experienced, courteous and will work hard for you in your family law dispute.
What he can help with
Lawyer practice areas
- Main category: Family Law
- Subcategory of Family Law: Child/Spousal Support
- Subcategory of Family Law: Custody/Access
- Subcategory of Family Law: Division of Property
- Subcategory of Family Law: Divorce/Separation
- Main category: Wills and Estate Planning
- Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Living Wills
- Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Power of Attorney
- Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Wills
Where the office is
Tweyman Law
170 Athol Street East
Oshawa, ON L1H 1K1
170 Athol Street East
Oshawa, ON L1H 1K1
- Geographic limits
- Our office practices in the Greater Toronto Area, Durham and Northumberland Regions.
Credentials and training
Licence
Licensed lawyer, Law Society of Ontario
Ontario
Before you call
- 1Check what you would pay. Your rate depends on your own personal net income and your family household size. See the reduced-fee schedule.
- 2Give your membership number when you call. Professionals only take registered JusticeNet clients — the number is what gets you the reduced rate.
- 3Know your own personal net income and your family household size. Count yourself and the family members in your household.
Every case is voluntary: Martin decides whether to take yours on, and you decide whether to hire him. JusticeNet takes no part in the case and no fee from it.
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