Melissa Grimshaw

I am a dedicated and meticulous Lawyer at Frodis Family Law, committing my full attention to legal matters within the realm of family law, exclusively.

I come from an early academic background in maths and sciences. After I was named Valedictorian of my graduating high school class and achieved the award for highest academic achievement, I went on to study Genetics and Psychology in the Scholar’s Electives Program at the University of Western Ontario. Graduating with Distinction in 2002, I transitioned into law at Osgoode Hall Law School. During my time here, I became heavily involved in the Innocence Project and was awarded the Harley D. Hallett Renewable Entrance Scholarship, the Albert Weisbrot, Q.C. Prize for Advanced Family Law, the STEP Prize for Trusts and Estates, the Koskie Minsky LLP Prize in Insurance Law, the Fogler, Rubinoff LLP Prize in Property Law and the Clifton Lane Memorial Prize in Property Law. I was admitted to the Bar of Ontario in 2006 and I haven’t looked back since.

While it’s always my goal to resolve legal cases for my clients in an amicable and collaborative manner, when litigation is called for, I rise to the occasion and fight for your best interests. As my client, you are my top priority and I do everything in my power to ensure that you benefit from your case. You can count on me for never missing a detail, providing honest and realistic advice, and showing you that I truly care every step of the way.