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Practice Areas

Bail Hearings
Assault/Harassment
Sexual Assault
Domestic Assault
Impaired/Over 80
Theft/Fraud
Robbery/Break & Enter
Drug Charges
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Why Choose Motevalli Law Group

Powerful Negotiators

Highly Experienced

Excellent Track Record

Result Driven

Effective Strategies

Recent Success

R v F.N.

2018, Toronto, 1911 Eglington
Charge: Sexual Assault
Result: All charges withdrawn.

R v P.B.

2018, Toronto, 1911 Eglington
Charge: Robbery
Result: All charges withdrawn.

R v L.L.

2018, Toronto, College Park
Charge: Aggravated Assault
Result: All charges withdrawn.

R v P.O.

2018, Toronto, 1000 Finch
Charge: Robbery
Result: All charges withdrawn.

R v S.H.

2018, Toronto, 1911 Eglington
Charge: Possession of a Firearm
Result: All charges withdrawn.

R v J.A.

2018, Toronto, 2201 Finch
Charge: Theft of a Motor Vehicle
Result: All charges withdrawn.

R v J.R.

2017, Toronto, Old City Hall
Charge: Sexual Assault
Result: Not guilty after trial.

Testimonials

“Life happened and I had to call someone at 3 am – only person to answer and he answered so promptly I thought I was talking to a voicemail.”

-Sam H.

“Excellent service, in the beginning I didn’t know what to think. I would definitely recommend Hossein Motevalli. All charges against me were withdrawn after a 6 day trial was scheduled! It’s like a dream come true. Thank you!”

-Lewis L

“I was extremely nervous when I was originally charged. Mr. Hossein Motevalli went to all my court dates and was able to have all charges against me withdrawn before trial. Counsel for my co-accused in the case was not able to withdraw the charges against their client. I couldn’t be happier with the service and outcome.”

-Gordin M.

“I’ve been in and out of court half my life represented by numerous lawyers who were just doing their jobs until I walked into Mr. Hossein Motevalli’s office.”

-Ben P.

“I would highly recommend Mr. Hossein Motevalli because he single handedly was able to have my charges withdrawn. I only had to attend the first and last court date which helped me immensely as I was working full time. He communicated with me in a timely manner and required little effort on my part.”

-Emily B.

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FAQ

The police want to talk, what do I do?

In Canada, you have the right to remain silent. This right is constitutionally protected and enshrined in section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

In most cases, you have no obligation to speak to the police or a person in authority.

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