Forrest Law Practice

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Forrest Law Practice handle?

Forrest Law Practice handles wills and estates, real estate law, family law, criminal law, and notary and commissioning services, working out of a single office in Oshawa that serves Durham Region and the surrounding GTA.

Can Forrest Law Practice help me buy or sell a home in Oshawa?

Forrest Law Practice handles residential real estate closings, including purchases, sales, condominium transactions, refinances, title transfers, and leases, reviewing the agreement and conducting the due diligence needed to close the deal.

I need a will and powers of attorney. Can the firm prepare them?

Forrest Law Practice prepares wills and powers of attorney for property and personal care, and also guides executors through estate administration and probate applications after a death.

Does Forrest Law Practice handle divorce and custody matters in Durham Region?

Forrest Law Practice practices family law, including divorce and separation, parenting and custody arrangements, child and spousal support, and the division of property between separating spouses.

I've been charged with a criminal offence. Can the firm represent me?

Forrest Law Practice advises clients after an arrest or charge, represents them at bail and release hearings and other court appearances, reviews disclosure, and, where a trial is necessary, provides advocacy through trial and sentencing.

Can I get a document notarized at Forrest Law Practice?

Forrest Law Practice provides in person notary and commissioning services, including certified true copies, affidavits and statutory declarations, witnessed signatures, and travel consent letters for a child travelling without both parents. Notarial acts in Ontario currently have to be completed in person, so an appointment is required.