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FURYAL SADIQ
Associate | She/Her | Brandon
Email Furyal | 204-727-2424
Furyal Sadiq is a dedicated and compassionate lawyer specializing in family law, with additional expertise in wills and real estate. She graduated from the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law, in 2023 and was called to the bar in 2024. Her legal journey began with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from the University of Manitoba, where she developed a solid foundation in business and finance, providing her with a unique perspective on the financial aspects often involved in family law cases.
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Growing up in a small town in Ontario, Furyal learned the importance of community and helping others from an early age. These values have guided her legal career, which focuses on supporting and advocating for individuals and families during some of the most challenging times in their lives. Furyal is committed to blending her legal knowledge with genuine care and empathy, ensuring that her clients’ unique needs are always prioritized.
Her love for travel has taken her to Europe, Asia, and various states across the U.S., enriching her understanding of diverse cultures and perspectives. Additionally, her ability to speak and understand Urdu, Hindi, and Pashto allows her to connect with clients from various backgrounds, providing tailored legal solutions that reflect their unique circumstances.
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In her practice, whether assisting with family law matters, drafting wills, or handling real estate transactions, Furyal approaches each case with dedication and a deep commitment to her clients’ well-being. She is passionate about guiding her clients through the legal process with integrity, empathy, and a focus on achieving the best possible outcomes.
MORE ABOUT FURYAL
Q: If you had to be a vegetable for a day, which one would you be?
A: If I had to be a vegetable for a day, I’d be a cucumber—cool and versatile.
Q: If you could have dinner with any historical figure, who would it be and what would you ask them?
A: I’d have dinner with Amal Clooney. I would ask her how she stays motivated and passionate while working on complex international human rights cases, and what advice she would give to young lawyers hoping to make a difference in the world.
Q: What’s your favorite conspiracy theory, even if you don’t believe in it?
A: My favorite conspiracy theory, even though I don’t believe it, is the idea that there are secret societies controlling world governments.