Identify what needs attention first
When you contact Stratton Law for criminal defence in Vaughan, explain any immediate concern when you call. Someone may be in custody, a court date may be approaching, or you may need help understanding paperwork. Giving the office that context helps establish what you are asking the lawyer to address.
For a bail enquiry, provide the person’s name, their location if known, and any hearing information you have. Avoid putting a detailed account of the allegation in an online message. Urgent enquiries are best raised by calling the office, subject to availability.
Bring the documents behind your questions
A concern about returning to work, contacting someone, or attending a location needs to be considered alongside the actual wording of your documents. Have the complete paperwork ready for the consultation rather than relying on a summary from memory. Let the lawyer know which restriction or instruction you want explained.
Stratton Law’s services include assault defence, criminal harassment matters, and impaired driving defence. The full directory below helps you find the page closest to the charge on your documents.
Confirm the court location for your Vaughan enquiry
If your paperwork names Newmarket Courthouse, its listed address is 50 Eagle Street West. Use the court’s own contact page to check the relevant office; living in Vaughan does not, by itself, establish where your proceeding will be heard.
Newmarket court information if it matches your paperwork
Follow the instructions for your particular proceeding. A published video link does not mean you may attend remotely when an in-person appearance is required. If the location or attendance method is unclear, confirm it with your lawyer or the court.
Meet your lawyer and plan your consultation
Karandeep Sahi assists Vaughan clients from Stratton Law’s Brampton office at 6201 Mayfield Rd, Unit #60, Brampton, ON L6P 4R9. Contact us before travelling to arrange the appointment and confirm how the consultation will take place. Assistance is available in English, Punjabi, and Hindi.
For questions about certificate-funded representation, see our Legal Aid information. Coverage and the firm’s availability must be confirmed for your case.
Questions from Vaughan clients
Can I call about an urgent Vaughan matter?
Call (647) 871-5000 and explain the immediate concern, including any known hearing date. The office must confirm availability and whether it can assist.
Should I send all my evidence in the consultation form?
No. Use the form for contact details and a brief enquiry. Ask the office how detailed documents and evidence should be provided.