TTG Law
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.1 lawyer · Wellington County (Guelph)
One of 50 law firms listed in Guelph, and one of 24 handling Real Estate Law.
About TTG Law
TTG Law is Teresa Tummillo-Goy's Guelph law practice, handling real estate files for vendors, purchasers and lenders, and, when the practice's schedule permits, wills, powers of attorney and estate administration too. Readers of the Guelph Mercury Tribune have named Tummillo-Goy a Gold Winner for real estate lawyer in their Readers' Choice awards for multiple consecutive years.
Personal service sits at the centre of the practice: clients get legal advice and guidance, and they're dealt with as people rather than as files.
Tummillo-Goy grew up in Guelph and graduated from the University of Guelph, then earned a JD at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, in 1990. Roughly the first 15 years of practice were in Kitchener, starting in litigation, debt enforcement, construction liens, and bankruptcy and insolvency, with a fair amount of family law too. There hasn't been a courtroom appearance since about 2010. In 2011 the law office moved home to Guelph.
The office is at 5 Edinburgh Road South, Unit 3, and TTG Law commits to reviewing a condo buyer's status certificate within 24 hours of receiving it.
Practice areas
Real estate transactions and mortgage financing
Tummillo-Goy has handled all types of real estate files, from simple house transactions to private mortgage financing, acting for vendors, purchasers and lenders. If a client hasn't yet signed an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, TTG Law will review it before it's finalized or submitted through the real estate agent, at no extra legal charge.
Wills, powers of attorney and estates
Alongside the real estate files, Tummillo-Goy helps clients set up wills and powers of attorney and handles estate administration, as the practice's schedule permits. The office gives an exact quote for a will by phone.
Notary services
TTG Law notarizes documents such as statutory declarations, affidavits and passport paperwork, as well as travel consent letters for children and invitation letters for temporary Canadian visas. Notarizing is by appointment, and signers bring two pieces of ID, one with a photo.
Good to know
Accessible parkingHow TTG Law works
TTG Law has a consistent policy of keeping its real estate fees competitive with other busy local real estate lawyers and firms, and it goes over fees and disbursements with clients before closing. For an exact figure, clients call the office for a quote.
The practice also publishes short case law commentary to keep clients and real estate agents current on issues that come up often, such as a buyer's right to inspect a property before closing even when the agreement doesn't provide for it.
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The neighbourhood
TTG Law works from the second floor at The Junction, a mixed-use development at 5-7-9 Edinburgh Road South that stands on ground tied to Guelph's railway past. A former Canadian National Rail warehouse on the site now holds a Granite Homes showroom and design studio along with serviced offices, and railway décor and art throughout the buildings recall that heritage. Tummillo-Goy's own memories of the spot go back further: the office is just metres from where the Grapes for Wine Outlet on Edinburgh Road once sold grapes, a trip Tummillo-Goy remembers making with family.
Frequently asked questions
- How quickly does TTG Law turn around a condo status certificate review in Guelph?
- TTG Law's commitment is to look over a condo status certificate within 24 hours of it arriving at the office.
- Can I sign my closing documents at TTG Law's Edinburgh Road office in the evening or on a weekend?
- TTG Law offers evening and weekend appointments and works to fit each client's schedule. On a sale, the office gets in touch about five business days before closing to book the signing.
- Why does TTG Law get title insurance on every home purchase?
- TTG Law's office policy is to obtain title insurance on all purchases. Title insurance is an alternative to a lawyer's opinion on title, and it covers an owner when another party asserts a legal claim to the property.
Where to find them
5 Edinburgh Rd. S. Unit 3, Guelph, ON, N1H 5N8 · 226-251-3008
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