About J.N. Mukongolo Family Law Firm – Serving
North York, Scarborough, & Toronto

Jane has been practising family law close to 30 years, since 1999. She spent her first few years of practice with a downtown Toronto law firm where she gained valuable experience in civil litigation and family law. Armed with this valuable experience, Jane has successfully run her own family law practice, where she focuses exclusively in divorce and family law. With her extensive experience spanning over 2 decades she has undoubtedly handled many cases dealing with complex aspects of family and divorce law, including: decision making responsibility (formerly custody), parenting time (formerly access); child support, spousal support; relocation and property issues.

Her work experience coupled with being a mother 2 children has made Jane exceptionally effective in high-conflict custody disputes and believes that every child deserves a healthy relationship with both parents. However, when the best interests of the children favour one parent having sole custody, Jane will work tirelessly and passionately to advocate for her client.

Jane has substantial litigation experience and is a strong and fearless advocate for her clients when court is required.  Jane has appeared at various courts throughout the Greater Toronto Area including the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice. Through years of experience and passionate advocacy, Jane has earned the respect of lawyers and judges. She researches the law obsessively, drafts persuasive court documents and is always overprepared, which makes her comfortable in any setting.

In addition to litigation, Jane also works tirelessly to successfully negotiate resolutions through settlement discussions and meetings.  She recognizes and appreciates the importance of resolving issues as amicably and expeditiously as possibly, especially when children are involved and when parties wish to minimize the level of conflict and costs. She provides quality and value to her services, always being aware of the potential for increasing the legal fees and attempting to avoid the high cost of litigation.