Practice Areas

Real Estate & Family Law

Real estate law (residential purchases, sales and refinancing, commercial transactions and private mortgages), notary public services, wills and estates, and family law, for clients across the Greater Toronto Area.

Real Estate Law

Core Real Estate Services

Residential Purchases

Agreement review, title work, lender requirements, land transfer tax, and closing coordination from accepted offer to keys in hand.

Residential Sales

Sale closings handled from agreement review through mortgage discharge and release of net proceeds, on time and without surprises.

Refinancing & Title Transfers

Refinances, lender switches, HELOCs, and adding or removing a person from title, with careful attention to timing and registration.

Commercial Real Estate

Retail, industrial, office, mixed-use, and multi-residential transactions and leasing for buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and investors.

Private Mortgages

Private lending and borrowing matters for lenders, MICs, brokers, and borrowers, with security documented and registered properly.

Notary Public Services

Same-day notarization, certified true copies, affidavits, statutory declarations, and commissioner services for GTA clients.

Wills, Estates & Planning

Wills, powers of attorney for property and personal care, and assistance for executors administering an Ontario estate.

We prepare simple, mirror, and trust wills, advise on powers of attorney, assist with probate applications and estate administration tax, and coordinate estate property transfers with our real estate practice when needed.

Family Law

Family Law Matters

Divorce & Separation

Guidance through uncontested and contested divorce filings, separation agreements, negotiation, and court representation with clarity and discretion.

Child Custody & Parenting

Support with parenting plans, decision-making, parenting time, relocation issues, and advocacy centred on the child’s best interests.

Support & Property Division

Advice on child and spousal support, net family property, the matrimonial home, equalization, and related financial issues during separation.

Why KS Law

Experienced Counsel, Proven Results

One office for property and family

When a family matter overlaps with the matrimonial home, refinancing, or title issues, the legal work is handled in the same office by the same lawyer.

Clear planning from the start

Whether it is a closing, private mortgage, notary appointment, or contested family file, we set out the plan, cost, and timeline before work begins.

Personal attention on every file

Clients work directly with an experienced lawyer known for direct communication, meticulous preparation, and closings that happen on time.

Kishore (Kris) Subramanian, Founder of KS Law

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to the questions we hear most often on real estate, mortgage, notary, and family law matters.

Do I need a lawyer to buy or sell a home in Ontario?

Yes. A lawyer handles the title search, closing documents, lender requirements, registration, and release of funds so the transaction closes properly and on time.

What are typical closing costs on a purchase?

Closing costs usually include legal fees, disbursements, land transfer tax, title insurance, and adjustments. The exact amount depends on the property and transaction details.

How fast can a refinance close?

Many refinance files can close quickly once mortgage instructions, identification, and supporting documents are in place. Timing depends on the lender and the complexity of the title work.

What do you need for notary services?

Bring valid government-issued identification and the documents that need to be notarized or commissioned. If witnesses are required, ask in advance so the appointment can be arranged properly.

How long does a divorce process take?

The timeline depends on whether the matter is uncontested or contested, whether parenting or property issues are in dispute, and how quickly disclosure and court steps move forward.

How is child support calculated?

Child support is generally calculated under the Federal Child Support Guidelines using income, the number of children, parenting arrangements, and any special or extraordinary expenses.

Consultation

Talk to KS Law Today

Buying, selling, refinancing, dealing with a private mortgage, preparing a will, or facing a family matter? KS Law serves clients across Toronto, Peel, York, Halton, and Durham with confidential, no-obligation consultations.