Colin Lyle is a Toronto-based lawyer with over 20 years of experience advising clients on real estate transactions, wills and estate planning and family law matters. His practice is grounded in practical legal judgement, clear communication and a steady commitment to protecting his clients’ interests.

In family law matters, Colin emphasizes negotiation and settlement wherever possible, with a focus on reducing conflict and achieving durable outcomes, particularly where children and long-term family relationships are involved. When resolution cannot be achieved outside of court, he is a determined and effective advocate, experienced in managing complex and high-conflict litigation.

Colin’s approach to law is informed by a strong attention to detail and an appreciation for thoughtful problem-solving. Outside of his legal practice, he has a longstanding interest in antiques, design and cooking, pursuits that reflect the same care, patience and craftsmanship he brings to his legal work.

Clients value Colin’s balanced approach: practical yet principled, measured yet resolute. Whether guiding a real estate transaction, planning an estate or navigating a family law dispute, he is committed to providing clear advice and dependable representation at every stage.

Bachelor of Commerce
Concordia university, 1991
(Major: International Finance)

Bachelor in Law
McGill University, 1995

Masters in Public Policy and Public Administration (MPPPA)
Concordia University, 1997
(Major: Keynesian Economic Theory)