Dedicated Wills & Estates Practice
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Qualified & Experienced Advocate
- Wills, trusts, & succession planning
- Estate administration & executor guidance
- Powers of attorney & incapacity planning
- Professional Affiliation: Member — Law Society of Ontario
- Member — Ontario Bar Association | Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners Canada | Estate Planning Council of Halton | Oakville Chamber of Commerce
- Fluent in English & Vietnamese
- Serving clients across Mississauga, Toronto, and the Greater Toronto Area
Wills & Succession Planning
Trusts & Estate Administration
Powers of Attorney & Incapacity Planning
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What should a business review before signing a commercial lease?
Key items include rent escalation clauses, permitted use restrictions, renewal options, and who is responsible for repairs and property taxes — a commercial real estate lawyer typically reviews these before signing.
What does a real estate lawyer do for a commercial property transaction?
A real estate lawyer handles due diligence, reviews zoning and environmental considerations, negotiates terms, and manages closing for commercial purchases or leases — more complex than a typical residential transaction.
How much does a commercial lease review cost?
Costs depend on the lease’s length and complexity. Marvin Talsky at Nanda & Associate Lawyers, a Queen’s Counsel with decades of experience since being called to the bar in 1960, can provide a quote based on the specific lease.
Do I need a lawyer to draft a will in Ontario?
It isn’t legally required, but a lawyer-drafted will helps avoid ambiguity that could lead to disputes, particularly for estates involving a business or multiple properties.