About Christopher G. Rogers, Lawyer & Notary

Law Partners is the Guelph practice of Christopher G. Rogers, a sole practitioner who takes on a broad general caseload for individuals, families, and small businesses across Ontario. The work spans real estate, wills and estates, corporate and business matters, family law, child protection, mental health law before the Consent and Capacity Board, and criminal defence, and the office also acts as a notary and commissioner for oaths. Rogers reached the bar in two steps, licensed as a paralegal with the Law Society of Ontario in 2013 and then called to the Ontario bar in 2020. Law clerks and support staff back the practice.

A lot of the pricing is published up front. The firm lists flat fees for standard matters, so a client can see the cost of a residential purchase, a will, or a standard incorporation before committing, and it puts quotes in writing with timelines. It accepts Legal Aid Ontario certificates for eligible criminal and child protection files. Meetings can happen in person at the Guelph office or remotely, with e-signing where the law permits, which lets the firm serve clients well beyond the city. The firm's lawyer belongs to the Wellington Law Association, the Ontario Bar Association, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, and the Ontario Association of Collaborative Professionals.

Milestones & recognition

  • The practice's lawyer was licensed as a paralegal with the Law Society of Ontario in 2013 and called to the Ontario bar in 2020.
  • The firm's lawyer is a member of the Wellington Law Association, the Ontario Bar Association, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, and the Ontario Association of Collaborative Professionals.

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Fees & payment

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The neighbourhood

The office sits in a two-storey house on Waterloo Avenue, a short distance west of Guelph's downtown core. Waterloo Avenue is one of the city's older streets, with houses along it dating back to the mid-1800s, and the property has its own on-site parking.

Guelph's courthouse stands nearby on Woolwich Street and holds the Superior Court of Justice. That's convenient for a practice that spends time in court on criminal, family, and child protection files, much of which is heard in Guelph.

Frequently asked questions

Can Law Partners handle my home purchase or sale in Guelph?
Yes. The firm does residential purchases, sales, refinances, private mortgages, and title transfers, and it publishes flat fees for standard files. A standard residential purchase runs $1,950, or $1,850 for first-time buyers. Closings can be done in person or remotely, with e-signing where appropriate.
I've been charged with a criminal offence. Will the firm take a Legal Aid certificate?
Yes, for eligible criminal and child protection matters. Apply to Legal Aid Ontario first, get your certificate, then contact the office to confirm it can take your specific file. The firm handles bail hearings, guilty pleas, and trials in the Ontario Court of Justice in Guelph and surrounding courts.
Can Law Partners prepare my will and powers of attorney?
Yes. It drafts wills and powers of attorney for property and personal care, and it handles probate and estate administration. A single will starts at $300 and spousal estate planning starts at $500, with more involved plans quoted by scope. There's a secure online questionnaire you can fill out ahead of a meeting.
Does the firm handle separation and divorce?
Yes. It prepares separation agreements, parenting plans, and marriage and cohabitation agreements, deals with child and spousal support and property division, and files uncontested divorces. The approach leans toward resolving matters outside court, including collaborative family law where it fits.
I'm starting a business in Guelph. Can the firm incorporate it?
Yes. It handles Ontario and federal incorporations, with a standard incorporation at a flat $1,500, plus shareholder and partnership agreements, commercial leases, and everyday business contracts for small and mid-sized companies.
Where is Law Partners and when is it open?
The office is at 87 Waterloo Avenue in Guelph, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with evenings and weekends by appointment. You can reach it by phone or email, and consultations can be in person or remote.

Where to find them

87 Waterloo Avenue, Guelph, Ontario N1H 3H6 · 548-290-7242

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