Cameletti & Cameletti
2 lawyers · Established 1997 · Wellington County (Guelph)
One of 53 law firms listed in Guelph, and one of 23 handling Real Estate Law.
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Cameletti & Cameletti is a general-practice law firm in Guelph, Ontario, and it's a family firm. David Cameletti was called to the bar in 1986 and founded the Guelph practice in 1997, and Christina Cameletti joined in 2020. The two lawyers handle the everyday legal needs of individuals and small businesses: real estate, family law, wills and estates, business and corporate matters, and notary services. Real estate files are quoted at fixed fees so there's no surprise at closing, and the firm offers a free 30-minute consultation for any new matter.
Two threads run through the firm's public life. One is local history: David Cameletti is president of the Guelph Historical Society, was one of the editors of a published history of the Wellington Law Association, and sits on the City of Guelph's Heritage Advisory Committee. The other is accessibility. Christina Cameletti completed a disability law intensive at ARCH Disability Law Centre and articled at a community legal clinic in Belleville, and the firm offers home visits for clients with mobility challenges alongside a ramped, ground-floor entrance and on-site parking.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- David Cameletti was called to the bar in 1986 and opened the Guelph practice in 1997; Christina Cameletti joined the firm in 2020.
- David Cameletti is president of the Guelph Historical Society and was one of the editors of "Guelph & Wellington County's Legal Past," the history of the Wellington Law Association.
- David Cameletti sits on the City of Guelph's Heritage Advisory Committee and holds a Certificate in Mediation from Harvard Law School (2016).
- Christina Cameletti completed a disability law intensive at ARCH Disability Law Centre and articled at the Community Advocacy & Legal Centre in Belleville, representing clients before the Social Benefits Tribunal.
- The firm has been recognized in the Guelph Mercury Tribune Readers' Choice Awards, named a Diamond winner in 2022 and a Platinum winner in 2023, and a Gold winner in CommunityVotes Guelph in 2025.
In the community
- The firm hosts free public legal seminars for community groups, including sessions on business incorporation through the Ed Video Media Arts Centre and on wills, powers of attorney, and downsizing at the Guelph Italian Canadian Club.
- David Cameletti is a member of the Guelph Italian Canadian Club and the Wellington Law Association.
- Christina Cameletti has volunteered with the Arthritis Society and the AODA Alliance and is involved with 10C Shared Space in Guelph.
- The firm invites local organizations and groups to request free legal information seminars.
Good to know
Wheelchair accessible
By appointmentFees & payment
Flat fee
Free consultation
Legal aidThis firm’s lawyers at a glance
- Called to the bar
- 1986–2020 · median 23 years in practice 2 of 2 lawyers
- Law schools
- Osgoode Hall Law School (2) 2 of 2 lawyers
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
The office is at 548 Woolwich Street, on the stretch that carries north out of Guelph's downtown and follows the Speed River toward Riverside Park. Guelph keeps its past close, from the Victorian-era limestone buildings of its core to the river that runs through the middle of it, and this firm is woven into that. Its founder is president of the Guelph Historical Society and helped edit a published history of the county's legal profession.
Most of the day-to-day work here is the ordinary business of a settled community: buying a first home, drawing up a will, working through a separation or an estate. For clients who find it hard to get to the office, the firm offers evening, weekend, and home appointments, and the main entrance is ramped with parking on site.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Cameletti & Cameletti help with buying or selling a home in Guelph?
- Yes. Real estate is one of the firm's core areas, covering residential purchases and sales, new builds, condominiums (including status certificate reviews), and mortgages. Real estate work is quoted at fixed fees, so there are no surprises at closing, and the first 30-minute consultation on a new real estate matter is free.
- Can the firm prepare my will and powers of attorney?
- Yes. The firm drafts wills and powers of attorney for both property and personal care, and it handles probate applications for people administering an estate. A free 30-minute consultation is available for any new estate-planning matter.
- Does the firm handle family law, and will it take legal aid?
- Yes. The firm works on separation agreements, divorce, custody, child support, and cohabitation and marriage agreements. It accepts legal aid certificates for child custody and child protection matters.
- I have trouble getting to an office. Can I still meet a lawyer?
- Yes. The Woolwich Street office has a ramped main entrance with no stairs and on-site parking, and the firm offers evening, weekend, and home appointments. One of the lawyers focuses on accessible legal services and will travel to clients with mobility challenges.
- Can the firm help me start a business in Guelph?
- Yes. The firm handles business incorporations, business agreements including partnership agreements, commercial purchases, and related documents, and it has run free public seminars on incorporation. A free consultation is available for new corporate matters.
- How long has the firm been in Guelph?
- David Cameletti founded the Guelph practice in 1997, and Christina Cameletti joined in 2020. It's a family firm offering general legal services to individuals and small businesses across Guelph and Wellington County.
Where to find them
548 Woolwich Street, Guelph, ON N1H 3Y2 · 519-823-1157
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