Sadia Chowdhury

From the outset of her legal journey, Sadia has poured her energy and expertise into family law, focusing her practice within the vibrant communities of the Greater Toronto Area. Her approach to family law is both creative and compassionate, ensuring that every case is handled with a holistic and resolution-oriented mindset. Sadia's ultimate goal is to navigate her clients through their legal challenges efficiently and affordably, advocating for them across various legal arenas including the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice, alongside mediations and negotiations.

Sadia’s dedication to family law is rooted in her understanding that family matters touch the core of our lives, blending professionalism with a personal touch to achieve outcomes that are fair, balanced, and prioritize the well-being of children above all.

Her academic foundation is impressive, having graduated summa cum laude from York University before earning her Juris Doctor from the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law. In 2019, Sadia expanded her skill set by completing a Phase I Coaching Certificate with Essential Impact, highlighting her commitment to continuous learning and development.

Sadia is deeply involved in mentoring up-and-coming legal talents, contributing her knowledge to various legal organizations and initiatives throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Her expertise has been recognized and shared through presentations at Professional Development Seminars for the Ontario Bar Association and at the Halton Region Courthouse.

Her notable courtroom victories include the 2023 case of Scanga v. Scanga, where she skillfully defended an appeal regarding the sale of a matrimonial home, and the 2017 case of Green v. Whyte, where she effectively argued for interim disbursements to level the legal playing field for her client.

Sadia’s areas of practice span the full spectrum of family law, from child support and custody to divorce, spousal support, and beyond. Since being called to the bar in 2016, Sadia has not only demonstrated her legal acumen but has also shown a deep commitment to the community through initiatives like the Ontario Court of Justice Law Day Education Initiative.

With memberships in prestigious legal circles like the Law Society of Ontario and roles in the Halton County and Peel Law Associations, Sadia’s professional journey is marked by a dedication to justice, education, and mentorship in the field of family law.