Probate is the court process used to confirm who has legal authority to deal with a deceased person’s estate. In Ontario, this is usually done by applying to the Superior Court of Justice for a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee. For some estates valued at $150,000 or less, Ontario also requires a Small Estate Certificate process. If you have been named as an estate trustee, there may be court forms, Read More
Real Estate
Toronto Real Estate Lawyer for Home Purchases, Sales, Mortgages, and Refinancing Buying or selling a home involves legal documents, deadlines, and closing requirements that affect the transfer of property. In Ontario, a real estate lawyer plays an important role in completing the transaction, including reviewing documents, checking title, registering key documents, and handling the legal steps required for Read More
Wills and Estate Planning Attorney in Toronto
Planning ahead lets you decide how your estate will be handled and who can act on your behalf if you become incapable. In Ontario, estate planning often includes a will, powers of attorney, and, in some cases, trusts. These documents can help set out your wishes in writing, provide direction for loved ones, protect your hard-earned assets, and reduce uncertainty later. Every estate plan is shaped by the client’s Read More
Business Formation and Incorporation Lawyer in Toronto
Starting a business in Ontario is an exciting opportunity that requires early decisions about structure, ownership, and filings. Common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, and business owners may also consider federal incorporation depending on their goals. Choosing how to set up your business affects ownership, liability, management, and future planning. We help clients Read More
Domestic Contracts
Marriage Contracts, Cohabitation Agreements, and Separation Agreements in Toronto Domestic contracts are legal agreements used by couples to set out certain rights and responsibilities in writing. This includes marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements, and separation agreements. Each serves a different purpose depending on the stage of the relationship. These agreements are often used to address property, Read More
Notary Public Services
Notary Public and Commissioner of Oaths Services in Toronto Some documents must be sworn, commissioned, or notarized before they can be filed, submitted, or used in Canada or abroad. In Ontario, a notary public has all the powers of a commissioner for taking affidavits and can also verify signatures, marks, and true copies of documents. Notary public services are commonly used for affidavits, statutory Read More
