Daniele M. Sing

Daniele is an associate in the Family Law group at the firm’s London office. She is a passionate, empathetic, strategic, and solution-oriented advocate who strives to always provide exceptional representation. Daniele’s practice is friendly, and client centred.

“I understand the stakes are high. My clients are vulnerable, psychologically exhausted and stressed out. A big part of my job is to take some of that weight off their back and take care of them. Realistic expectations will be set from the get-go.” Daniele does not tolerate nonsense. She does not like surprises. She understands this process is expensive and will approach her client’s problems in the most cost-effective way possible.

Daniele has experience with a wide range of family law issues, including asset and property division, child and spousal support, parenting-time and decision-making responsibility, parental alienation, grandparents’ rights, mobility cases, domestic contracts, and inter-jurisdictional family disputes. She has zealously represented clients before the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice. She has also been successful in representing clients within the alternative dispute resolution setting through mediation and arbitration.

What values and philosophy shape Daniele’s approach to her legal work? “It would be honesty, transparency, professionalism and regular contact with a client. My files will not be collecting dust on a shelf. I want my clients to feel comfortable and not intimidated by the law or because they are speaking with a lawyer.” Having studied psychology, Daniele brings aspects of that to her family law practice. “I can appreciate how the family functions in situations of conflict. At the end of the day, it is helping people resolve these issues.”

After her undergraduate studies, Daniele volunteered as a math and English tutor for vulnerable and disadvantaged youth. While in law school, Daniele actively participated in advocacy competitions, worked as a Legal Research Assistant, and served as a volunteer caseworker at Community Legal Services, and was a member of Western Law’s Family Law Team.