Buying or selling a home
- Purchases, sales & refinances
- Condominiums & new builds
- Title transfers & survivorship
- Private mortgages & lender work
Real estate law
Real estate law for every corner of Ontario.
Whether you're buying your first home, selling an investment property, or closing a commercial deal, we handle the entire transaction online – title, mortgage, and closing – so you can review and sign from wherever you are.
Property for your business
- Commercial purchases & sales
- Commercial & retail leasing
- Refinancing & security
- Due diligence & closing
Fully remote, start to finish
How a remote closing works
The same care you'd expect from a traditional firm, without rearranging your week around an office visit.
Step 1
Free consultation
Tell us about your property and timeline. We'll explain the process, the key dates, and what it will cost.
Step 2
We do the legal work
Title search, mortgage instructions, adjustments, and document preparation – with electronic ID verification and e-signing.
Step 3
Close from anywhere
Funds move securely through our trust account, keys and money change hands, and your deal closes – no office visit.
What you can count on
Real estate handled with care
Careful title review
We review title and arrange title insurance so you take ownership free of surprises.
Clear costs upfront
You'll have a written quote before any work begins, so closing day holds no financial surprises.
Secure trust handling
Your funds are held and disbursed through a regulated trust account under Law Society rules.
Common questions
Real estate questions, answered
Can the whole closing really be done remotely?
Yes. Ontario allows electronic identity verification, remote signing, and electronic registration. We coordinate everything online and by phone or video, so you never need to attend an office.
Do you handle condominiums and new builds?
Yes – including reviewing the status certificate for a condo and the additional disclosure and adjustment issues that come with builder (new-build) transactions.
What is title insurance, and do I need it?
Title insurance protects you against certain title defects, survey problems, and some kinds of fraud. It's standard on most residential purchases and we'll explain how it applies to your transaction.
When should I involve a lawyer?
As early as possible – ideally before you sign an agreement of purchase and sale, or as soon as your offer is accepted. Reaching out early gives us time to spot issues while they're still easy to address.