Peter Askew

Peter stands out in the legal field with his profound expertise in estate litigation. His knack for clarifying the litigation process and his relentless pursuit of client interests set him apart.

He adeptly handles a wide range of cases, including but not limited to will contests, power of attorney conflicts, guardianship issues, claims for dependant support, bids to remove executors, and disputes over estate accounts. His legal prowess extends across all facets of estate and trust litigation, ensuring comprehensive support for his clients.

Before assuming his current role, Peter honed his skills at a specialized law firm, focusing on both commercial and estate disagreements. His journey in law has seen him representing clients through the myriad phases of litigation – starting from the initial filing, moving through mediation and trial, and up to the appellate level.

Earning his Juris Doctor from Western University in 2015, Peter was admitted to the Ontario Bar the following year. His academic and professional journey underscores his commitment to the legal domain, particularly estate law.

Peter's competence in trusts and estates is further solidified by his Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) status, awarded by the Society of Estate and Trust Professionals (STEP). This designation, recognized globally, affirms his specialized knowledge and skill set in this niche area.

Beyond his immediate legal practice, Peter is actively involved with the Canadian Bar Association, Advocate's Society, and Toronto Lawyers Association, marking his engagement with the broader legal community. His bar admission in Ontario in 2016, coupled with his education at Western University, positions him as a distinguished practitioner in estate litigation.