Ahangama Law Professional Corporation

Residential and commercial deals

Ahangama Law handles purchases, sales and refinancing for homes and commercial property, along with title transfers and private mortgages. Clients range from first-time buyers to people moving title to a relative, and Haroon Patel is the senior real estate law clerk.

Accident benefits after a crash

For people hurt in motor vehicle accidents, the firm pursues statutory benefits such as income replacement, non-earner, medical and rehabilitation, and attendant care benefits. When an insurer refuses treatment or sends a claimant for an examination, the team handles the dispute, including at the Licence Appeal Tribunal.

Divorce, custody, support and adoption

Family files cover divorce, custody of children, spousal support and adoption. The firm aims for a fair resolution, whether that comes through negotiation or through litigation.

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Incorporations and commercial deals

Entrepreneurs, professionals and established companies come to the firm to incorporate, to put shareholder agreements in place, and for help buying or selling a business, negotiating a commercial lease or getting a contract drafted or reviewed.

Wills and powers of attorney

The firm's estate planning work for individuals and families centres on wills and on powers of attorney, both for property and for personal care.

Both sides at the LTB

Ahangama Law represents landlords and tenants alike. On the landlord side that means non-payment of rent applications (L1 and L9) and enforcing Board orders through the Sheriff, while tenants get help with maintenance and repair applications (T6) and bad faith eviction claims. For LTB matters, the first consultation is free.

Ontario tribunals

Beyond the LTB, the firm helps clients with applications, hearings, appeals and mediations before bodies including the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, the Licence Appeal Tribunal and the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.

Mortgage default and enforcement

Lenders and borrowers both turn to the firm when a mortgage goes into default, for enforcement actions, power of sale and foreclosure proceedings, and debt recovery.

Small Claims Court

In Small Claims Court the firm acts for plaintiffs and for defendants on claims over unpaid debts, broken contracts and property damage. It stays on the file from drafting the claim through settlement talks, motions and trial to enforcing the judgment.