Ivan Steele Law (647-342-0568), the office of Toronto’s Buddhist immigration barrister and solicitor Ivan Steele, can help you reframe the spousal immigration process, using it to deepen your inner strength and the strength of your relationship.
A seasoned family and immigration lawyer, meditator, counsellor and Buddhist, Ivan Steele believes that immigration is a transformative journey that not only tests us, but allows us to deepen our capacity for love, improve our resilience and find enlightenment. That’s why the esteemed immigration lawyer will offer you holistic support as you seek spousal-sponsored residency, helping you reach this deeper and much more affirming dimension of the immigration journey.
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Ivan Steele Law delights in supporting you and sharing with the public the Buddhist teachings that he has acquired so far, as you undertake the long and often emotionally taxing journey of seeking a permanent residency for your spouse or common-law partner.
With his heart-centered approach, and dedication to the well being of all, Ivan Steele can offers freely mindful counselling that will help you develop resilience, patience and hope as you navigate this challenging process. Individual situations differ and Dr. Steele is eager to provide one on one counselling as well.
As a practicing Buddhist, and an altruist, as well as a highly qualified and experienced immigration and family law lawyer, barrister and solicitor Ivan Steele takes a different view of the immigration process—a higher and more spiritual one.
He understands that spousal sponsorship applications for permanent residence often leave bi-national couples feeling alone and overwhelmed, and put a significant strain on the relationships they should be facilitating. That’s why, in addition to offering emotionally intelligent, professional and proven legal services, Mr. Steele also offers non-legal advice, spiritual and emotional support, which he believes will help you refocus; turning your attention back to the love you share for each other and finding patience even among procedural delays.
He also aims to help you transform the stress of the spousal immigration process into strength and personal growth, and, likewise, to use the challenges of immigration to build a stronger relationship.
Barrister and Solicitor Ivan Steele’s mindful approach is particularly guided by the Buddhist principles of the Six Paramitas, which are: generosity, morality, patience, diligence, wisdom, and meditation.
For the esteemed lawyer, seeking spousal-sponsored residency offers you and your partner a rare opportunity to cultivate these ‘Paramitas’ or virtues within yourself.
“For couples navigating the process of permanent residence through spousal or common-law sponsorship, it may seem like a test of endurance rather than an opportunity for spiritual and emotional growth,” said the barrister and solicitor himself. “But if we shift our perspective, beneath its administrative veneer, we might find that this journey is not merely a legal process, but also a spiritual pilgrimage, a rare invitation to cultivate the highest virtues within ourselves.”
Ivan Steele Law is the Toronto-based law offices of Ivan Steele, an esteemed solicitor and barrister with over 15 years of experience in immigration law, family law, and gay and lesbian law.
As a spokesperson for Ivan Steele Law added, “Ivan Steele’s heart-centered practice reframes the immigration process not just as a legal challenge, but as an opportunity for spiritual and emotional growth, strengthening relationships through generosity, patience, diligence, and wisdom - the Buddhist perfections.”
If you want a lawyer who can do much more for you than handle the bureaucratic process of immigration, you want Ivan Steele.
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