Dedicated Real Estate Law Practice
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- Residential purchases, sales & transfers
- Mortgage refinancing & lender instructions
- Title searches, title insurance & land registration
- Professional Affiliation: Member — Law Society of Ontario
- Member — Canadian Law Society
- LL.B. — University of Leicester, United Kingdom
- Certificate of Qualification — Federation of Law Societies of Canada
- Serving clients in Mississauga, Toronto, and across the GTA
Residential Purchases & Sales
Refinancing & Mortgage Matters
Title Services & Additional Real Estate Matters
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What does a real estate lawyer do when buying a home in Ontario?
A real estate lawyer reviews the agreement of purchase and sale, conducts a title search, arranges title insurance, handles mortgage registration, and manages the closing, including fund transfers and registering the deed.
How much does a real estate lawyer charge for a closing in Ontario?
Real estate lawyers commonly charge a flat legal fee for standard residential closings, plus disbursements (land transfer tax, title insurance, registration fees). Get a quote directly for an accurate total, since it varies by transaction.
How long does a real estate closing take?
A standard residential closing typically takes 30 to 60 days from signing the agreement of purchase and sale, though this can vary based on financing and conditions.
Do I need a lawyer for a commercial property purchase?
Yes — commercial transactions are typically more complex than residential ones, involving zoning, environmental, and lease considerations that benefit from a real estate lawyer’s review.