Family lawyer & Real estate in the Greater Toronto Area
Compassionate legal guidance for divorce, separation, child custody, parenting arrangements, support and property division. KS Law also provides residential and commercial real estate services, serving Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga and communities across the GTA.
With over 20 years of legal experience in Ontario, Kris Subramanian helps clients navigate family matters with a client-first approach and handles real estate transactions with care and precision.Family Law Guidance. Real Estate Experience.
From navigating divorce, separation, parenting arrangements and support matters to completing residential and commercial real estate transactions, KS Law provides experienced, client-focused legal guidance through life’s important decisions.
Steady, discreet counsel through change.
Divorce & separation, child custody and parenting time, child & spousal support, and property division – handled with the same depth of preparation as every real estate file.
Explore Family LawClosings that happen on time, without surprises.
Residential purchases & sales, refinancing, title transfers, commercial transactions, private mortgages, and notary services – serving clients across Toronto, Peel, York, Halton and Durham.
Explore Real Estate LawPersonal Attention. Practical Legal Guidance.
Personal Attention to Every File
Work directly with Kris, with a personal approach to your legal matter from the initial consultation through the next steps.
Experienced Legal Representation
Benefit from over 20 years of legal experience in Ontario, including family law matters involving separation, parenting, support and property issues.
Clear Communication About Costs
Understand the proposed legal work and associated fees before proceeding, with clear communication throughout your matter.
Care and Confidentiality
Family and property matters can be deeply personal. We approach your concerns with discretion, respect and attention to detail.
Kishore (Kris) Subramanian
Kris has over 20 years of legal experience in Ontario, with a practice focused on family law and real estate. He represents clients in divorce, separation, custody, support and property matters, appearing before the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice, as well as in arbitration and mediation. He also handles residential purchases, sales and refinancing, commercial and investment property transactions, private mortgage lending, title transfers across Ontario, and notary public services. His approach combines legal precision with a compassionate, client-first commitment to helping clients navigate important life and property matters.
What our clients say.
Verified Google Reviews
“We had a great experience with Kris! He is very professional and knowledgeable and walked us through the entire process. Highly recommend!”
“Kris is a great guy, very polite, patient, and knows his thing. My experience has been nothing less. Highly recommended.”
“Very knowledgeable, honest and delivers on time. I will always go back and will suggest his name to all I know.”
“Very Professional, Prompt, great follow up’s and clear in communications. Highly recommend. Thank you for your service.”
Get Guidance for Your Next Important Decision.
Facing separation, divorce, parenting or support issues? KS Law provides compassionate, client-focused legal guidance. We also assist with residential and commercial real estate matters. Contact us to discuss your situation and next steps.
Questions About Family Law and Real Estate?
Learn more about divorce, separation, the matrimonial home and real estate transactions in Ontario. If you have a question about your situation, contact KS Law to discuss your legal needs and possible next steps.
How long does a divorce take in Ontario?
The time required for a divorce depends on whether the matter is uncontested or involves disputes about parenting, support or property. The court’s schedule and the complexity of the issues can also affect the timeline. Contact KS Law to discuss the circumstances of your case.
What happens to the matrimonial home on separation?
The matrimonial home has special legal status in Ontario. Rights relating to possession, ownership and property division depend on the circumstances and applicable law. Possible outcomes may include selling the home, one spouse buying out the other’s interest, or transferring the property as part of a settlement. Because KS Law practises both family and real estate law, the firm can assist with family-law issues and related property transactions.
Do I need a lawyer to buy or sell a home in Ontario?
A real estate lawyer helps manage the legal steps involved in buying or selling a property. This can include reviewing documents, conducting title searches, addressing liens, arranging title insurance, calculating applicable taxes and adjustments, registering the transaction and ensuring the transfer is completed properly.
How much are closing costs when buying a home?
Closing costs may include land transfer tax, applicable Toronto municipal land transfer tax, legal fees and disbursements, title insurance, registration fees, and adjustments for property taxes and utilities. Eligible first-time buyers may qualify for land transfer tax rebates. Ask KS Law for an estimate based on your transaction.
How quickly can you close a refinance or mortgage switch?
The timeline for a refinance or mortgage switch depends on when lender instructions arrive, the documentation required and the details of the transaction. Contact KS Law to discuss your target closing date and the steps needed to complete your file.
What do you need for a private mortgage transaction?
The documents required depend on whether you are the lender or borrower and on the terms of the transaction. Relevant documents may include the mortgage commitment, appraisal, lender instructions, identification, insurance information and property tax details. KS Law can explain which documents are needed for your file.
What should I bring for notary or commissioner services?
Bring valid government-issued photo identification and the documents requiring notarization or commissioning. Requirements can vary depending on the document and its intended use. Contact KS Law in advance to confirm what you need to bring, especially if the document will be used outside Canada.
Do I need a lawyer to review a condo status certificate?
A legal review of a condo status certificate can help you understand the condominium corporation’s financial position, reserve fund information, insurance, governing documents, rules and potential special assessments. Arrange the review before your purchase agreement’s applicable condition deadline.