Services
Services for Brampton households
For Bramalea, Springdale, Castlemore, Mount Pleasant and the rest of Brampton, where many houses have a second unit and some families share one home across generations. Each service has a Brampton page.
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Real estate lawyer for Brampton
Buying a house with a basement unit: we check the unit’s registration and the landlord licensing rules before you firm up.
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Wills & powers of attorney
For multigenerational homes and houses co-owned by relatives: who keeps the home, and who looks after the rental unit if you can’t.
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Probate & estates
Applications to the Peel courthouse on Hurontario Street, for estates that include a shared family home, a co-owned share or a basement unit.
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Immigration
Spousal, child and family sponsorship, super visas for parents and grandparents, and work permits, starting with a phone consultation.
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Business & incorporation
Incorporating a Brampton business, partnership and shareholder agreements, and minute books, quoted after a short call.
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Notary & commissioner of oaths
Certified copies and statutory declarations, often needed for sponsorship files, at our Toronto office.
Brampton at a glance
Peel Region’s court town, and a city of second units
Brampton is a city in Peel Region and the seat of its Superior Court. A few local facts matter for buyers, families and estate trustees alike.
Additional units must be registered
The City says that all additional residential units must be registered, including older second units, after a building permit, and that a property can have up to three units in total. An unregistered unit becomes the buyer’s problem on closing, and the estate trustee’s problem when an owner dies, so it is worth checking early. Our Brampton real estate page explains the checks.
The Peel courthouse
Probate for anyone who lived in Brampton or Mississauga is filed with the Superior Court of Justice at the Brampton courthouse, 7755 Hurontario Street, by email where possible.
Land transfer tax
Brampton has no municipal land transfer tax, so a purchase pays Ontario’s tax only: about $18,475 on a $1,100,000 home (as of 2026), roughly half what the same price costs in Toronto.
Why Wannes Law
A Toronto law firm that keeps you informed
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A licensed Ontario lawyer
Rosalie Wannes, licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, is responsible for your file from start to finish.
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Fees before you commit
Instant online quotes and published flat fees, so you know the cost before you retain us.
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Every step explained
Plain-language explanations of what happens, what you provide and what we handle, at every stage.
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Direct access
Reach your lawyer and law clerk directly by phone and email while your matter is underway.
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Sign in person or remotely
Meet at our Sheppard Ave E office in Toronto, or review documents by video and courier the originals.
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English, Armenian and Arabic
Talk through your matter in the language you are most comfortable with.
Working with us
Working with us from Brampton
Our only office is at 3319 Sheppard Ave E, Suite 103, Toronto. A Brampton matter may never need a visit.
By phone, email or video
- A free 15-minute discovery call: you pick the time and we call you
- An online quote in about two minutes, with the legal fee for a purchase, sale or refinance before you retain us
- Real estate signings: each document reviewed with you by video while you sign on paper, originals couriered back
- Probate applications, prepared from documents you email and filed with the Brampton court
- Immigration and sponsorship consultations, in English, Armenian or Arabic
At our office
- Wills and powers of attorney, signed with two witnesses present; where a medical or mobility reason makes coming in difficult, a home visit in Brampton is $500 + HST
- Notarized signatures and certified copies, because Ontario requires the notary to be physically present
- Affidavits, unless the organization receiving them accepts commissioning by video
For a sponsorship, ask us early which documents must be sworn or certified, so they can be done in one visit.
Questions
Brampton questions
Do you have an office in Brampton?
No. Our only office is at 3319 Sheppard Ave E, Suite 103, Toronto. Brampton clients can work with us by phone and video, signing on paper and couriering the originals back.
Several generations of our family live in one Brampton house. Where do we start?
Usually with the title: who owns the house, and in what shares. That decides what each owner’s will needs to say, and what happens on a death. Wills for Brampton families
Can you help sponsor my parents and also update our wills?
Yes. Sponsorship and super visa advice is by phone, and wills are signed at our office or, where a medical or mobility reason makes coming in difficult, at your home. We can plan both together.
How do your fees work?
Purchases, sales and refinances are priced by the online quote. Wills are flat-fee packages. Probate, immigration and business matters are quoted individually after a short call. Our legal fees
Which court handles probate for a Brampton estate?
The Superior Court of Justice at 7755 Hurontario Street, Brampton, which serves Peel Region. The application can be filed by email.
Can we work with you in Armenian or Arabic?
Yes. We serve clients in English, Armenian and Arabic.
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Book a free 15-minute call, or get an instant quote for your purchase, sale or refinance.
Prefer to talk now? Call (647) 707-7718 · Service in English, Armenian and Arabic