A practical, multidisciplinary approach to law — grounded in business, technology, and real estate experience.
Mohammad A. Rana is the founder of Rana Family Law and a lawyer licensed to practise law in Ontario. Based in North Bay, he serves clients across Ontario, with a particular focus on individuals and businesses throughout Northern Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area.
Mohammad earned his Juris Doctor from the Lincoln Alexander School of Law at Toronto Metropolitan University and was called to the Ontario Bar in August 2026. Before attending law school, he graduated with Distinction from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Ted Rogers School of Management, earning a Bachelor of Commerce in Business Technology Management.
Mohammad’s professional background extends beyond the traditional legal setting. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he worked in business and technology, including roles with Deloitte and SYNNEX Canada. He also completed Ontario’s Real Estate Salesperson Program through Humber College and worked as a real estate professional in the Greater Toronto Area for nearly four years. This multidisciplinary background gives him practical insight into the business, financial, technological, and real-world considerations that can accompany legal matters.
During his legal training, Mohammad gained experience across several areas of law. As a summer law student with Armstrong Law & Associates, he assisted with family and criminal law matters, including the preparation of affidavits, motions, and other legal documents. He later completed an intensive practice placement with Miles Canadian Immigration & Legal Services, where he conducted legal research and prepared memoranda on immigration matters, assisted with materials for detention review hearings, reviewed real estate agreements, and supported work on family law matters.
Today, Mohammad’s practice focuses on family law and wills, estates & powers of attorney. Through Rana Family Law, he aims to provide clients with practical, attentive, and straightforward legal representation, with an emphasis on understanding each client’s circumstances and clearly explaining their available options.
Mohammad’s commitment to service extends beyond his professional work. He has contributed his time to charitable and community initiatives, including several years of volunteer service with the World Parkinson’s Program.
Mohammad speaks English, Arabic, Punjabi, and Urdu, allowing him to assist clients from a wide range of communities and backgrounds.