Kelly, Manthorp
Lawyers
With knowledge unique to your situation.
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Paul J. Kelly
Paul Kelly is one of the founding partners of our firm. Paul obtained his Bachelor of Arts from Carleton University (St. Patrick's College division) and graduated from the University of Ottawa Law School in 1973. Since being called to the Bar of the Law Society of Upper Canada in 1975 Paul has practiced extensively in the areas of residential and commercial real estate, estate planning, corporate and family law. Paul also provides mediation services for people who desire an alternative to judicial determinations of family legal matters.
Paul is a sports enthusiast. Having coached hockey and baseball teams (just as his father did) Paul enjoys playing hockey, racquetball and golf no matter what the season.
To contact Mr. Kelly please click here or call:(613) 733 3000 ext. 104
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Edward G. Manthorp
Ted Manthorp is one of the founding partners of our firm. Ted graduated from the University of Ottawa Law School in 1973 and has practiced extensively in the areas of residential and commercial real estate, estate planning and corporate law since being called to the Bar of the Law Society of Upper Canada in 1975. Ted’s clients range from individual home owners to national corporations.
Ted is an avid singer and member of a local chorus and quartet singing barbershop style.
To contact Mr. Manthorp please click here or call: (613) 733 3000 ext. 105
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Cheryl L. Hess
Cheryl's bio will be posted shortly.
To contact Ms. Hess please click here or call: (613) 733 3000 ext. 106
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Mark T. Mossey
Mark Mossey joined Kelly, Manthorp as a civil litigation associate in the fall of 2006. Since graduating from Queen’s University Faculty of Law in 2003 and being called to the Bar in 2004, Mark has made numerous appearances before various levels of Court including the Ontario Court of Justice, Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Federal Court of Canada.
Mark is a sport and travel enthusiast.
To contact Mr. Mossey please click here or call: (613) 733 3000 ext. 107