Her goal is to embrace challenges as opportunities to improve client’s satisfaction and access to justice.
Edosa Adams-Idode
Edosa Adams-Idode is the principal partner of Adams-Idode Law Professional Corporation. She has a wealth of legal experience and has appeared before all levels of Ontario courts as well as IRB Boards and tribunals. She is a member in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, Canadian Bar Association and Association of Family Conciliation Courts.
She had her first Bachelor of Law degree in 1998 and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in 1999. Subsequently, she was called to the Ontario Bar in 2007 and since then, she has practiced exclusively in Family Law, Child Protection Law and Immigration Law. She also holds LLM in dispute resolution from Osgoode Law school, York University, Toronto.
“The first understanding in addressing any topic is DEFINITIONS.
Why?
Because definitions are powerful and fundamental to our application of facts and the law. Our children’s children most have more, to inherit a world of limitless opportunities and possibilities – let’s not ruin it for them or put them in a box”
In her spare time, Edosa enjoys organizing non-profit events within and outside her community. She is a firm believer in volunteerism and mentorship. She has volunteered with various organizations and facilitated several programs such as Black History Month in elementary schools, Telecare Distress Center, Lawyers Feed the Hungry etc. She is also a proud supporter and volunteer at the Mandatory Information Program (MIP) at the Granville Williams Davis Courthouse in Brampton, Ontario.