Real Estate Law
We can assist you throughout your transaction, whether it be selling your property or buying a new property.
We will help you in the purchase and sale of any residential/commercial property, condominium transactions,
mortgage refinancing and lease agreements.
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Purchase/Sale of property
We can prepare agreements of purchase/sale. We will review the purchase and sale agreement signed
with the builder for purchase of new home and the agreement prepared by the third party.
Re-finance and Mortgage Renewal for the property
We are approved by all major banks and institutions to act for you as a solicitor to get re-finance
and to register the charge for you.
We can act as a solicitor for both the parties in some cases and if needed, we will provide you
another solicitor to transfer the property in the most cases.
Business and Corporate/Commercial Law
All businesses need legal expertise to flourish. Our firm handles a wide range of Business Law issues, from
the formation of a business upon the commencement of a client project to ongoing legal counsel that organizes
business affairs and documents of the company. We provide corporate services such as form a new corporation
prepare and assess franchise, shareholder, partnership, lease and general agreements. We also do business
closings that include purchase, sale and assets sale as well as transfer of shares and businesses.
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We can form a lease agreement for you for residential and commercial purposes. We will also review
the lease prepared by the third parties.
We will prepare special agreements of purchase and sale for residential/commercial properties,
business and franchises.
If you are planning to set up a business in partnership, we will form a partnership agreement to
protect you.
If in the case you want to sell your property before the actual closing, you can make an assignment
agreement and we can form that for you.
Family Law
We handle all types of family Law matters including divorce, child custody and access, property division,
child support, spousal support, marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements and separation agreements.
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If you are living with your partner without marriage and you are planning to marry in the future,
you can sign a marriage contract with that partner and we will form the marriage contract for you.
If you are living separate and apart from your spouse, and you are planning to get divorced in the
future, you can sign a separation agreement and we will form the separation agreement for you.
Following a separation, if you are planning to get a divorce, we can prepare the divorce petition
and file it for you.
Following a separation or divorce, if you need custody of your child/children or access (if you do
not have custody), we will help you to get custody and/or access.
If you are not satisfied with your spouse’s declaration of property or you want appropriate
division of property, we will help you to get your right in the matrimonial properties.
Child Support and Spousal Support
If you are living with a person without marriage and you have a child, you can get child support
from your partner. If you are married or have cohabitated continuously for three years in a conjugal
relationship or in a relationship for of some permanence, if they are natural or adoptive parents of
the child, you can get spousal support under the family Law act.
Wills And Estates
Our goal is to tailor crucial estate planning documents such as a Last Will and Testament and Powers of
Attorney for Property and Personal Care so to meet the needs and aims of each client and their designated
beneficiaries.
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Continuing Power of Attorney for property
Many people believe their families will be able to step in if something happens and they cannot make
decisions for themselves. This isn't always true.
You can name someone to make financial decisions for you, such as paying your bills, with a
continuing power of attorney for property.
Continuing Power of Attorney for personal care
For personal care and health decisions such as where you live, what you can eat or what medical care
you will receive if you get sick or injured, you can name someone in a power of attorney for personal
care.
If your relative passed away with a will, we can help you get a probate from the Superior Court of
Justice for Estate Trustee with a will and if your relative passed away without making a will, we will
help you to appoint you as a Estate Trustee without a will and you can get your share from the estate.
What are the advantages of making a Will?
1. Peace of mind for Donor and beneficiary.
2. Proper distribution of the property.
3. Proper management of property.
4. Beneficiary can get their right in property.
5. No governmental involvement.
6. Trusty has lots of power.
7. Cost of making a will is very nominal compared to legal cost and harassment.
What will happen if you don’t make a Will?
1. Beneficiary has to initiate court proceeding.
2. Court has to appoint somebody as Estate trusty without will.
3. There may be a chance that many people can claim their right as beneficiaries.
4. Harassment and uncertainty.
5. Costly court proceeding.
6. Hard to prove and time involvement.
Immigration
In terms of Immigration Law, we work with our clients to apply for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, students,
family class within Canada and family class outside Canada visa application. We also look after refugee claims,
temporary resident permits, visitor Visa extension and other immigration services such as international adoption.
Affidavit
An affidavit is a written sworn statement of fact voluntarily made by an affiant or deponent under an oath or
affirmation directed by a person authorized to do so by Law. Such statement is witnessed as to the authenticity of
the affiant's signature by a taker of oaths, such as a notary public or commissioner of oaths.
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Our services include:
Invitation letter for visitor visa
Consent letter of child travel
Statutory declarations (Lost & damage passport, OCI/PIO-One in the same person)
Affidavits
Life Certificate
Notarization Services
A Notary Public is a person who can witness oaths, solemn affirmations, the signing of affidavits or statutory
declarations. A Notary Public may also certify documents to be true copies of the original.
Special and General Power of Attorney
We create powers of attorney that are personalized to your specific situation and that imitate your ideals.
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There are two types of powers of attorney:
Power of attorney for property — this documents allows another party to make financial
decisions without the need to create a guardianship, for individuals who are incapacitated.
Power of attorney for personal care — this document assigns someone to make personal care
decisions on behalf of an incapacitated person regarding issues such as consent to treatment,
nutrition, shelter and clothing.
