Capital Street Law

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Capital Street Law handle?

Family law, immigration law, real estate law, civil litigation, corporate and commercial law, intellectual property and trademark law, employment law, criminal law, wills, estates and trusts, and securities law.

Can Capital Street Law help me buy or sell a home in Scarborough or elsewhere in Toronto?

Yes. The firm's real estate practice covers both residential and commercial transactions, including contract drafting, title searches and title insurance, and condominium document review.

I'm applying for permanent residence, a work permit, or sponsoring a family member, can Capital Street Law help?

Yes. The firm handles a range of immigration pathways, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, spousal and family sponsorship, refugee applications, and immigration appeals and judicial reviews.

Does Capital Street Law register trademarks for a small business?

Yes. The firm's intellectual property practice covers trademark searches, clearance and registration, along with copyright and patent guidance and IP dispute resolution.

Does Capital Street Law handle securities law matters?

Yes, which is less common for a firm this size. The practice covers securities offerings and compliance, and dispute resolution between clients and brokerage firms or investment advisers, an area the firm's president worked adjacent to earlier in a career in Toronto's financial services industry.

Where is Capital Street Law located and what are its hours?

The office is at 80 Corporate Drive, Suite 312, in Toronto (Scarborough). It's open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday appointments available and no walk-in hours on Sunday.