Cumbo Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 697 handling Real Estate Law.
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Cumbo Law Professional Corporation is a small, sole-practitioner law firm based in the Weston area of Toronto, at 6 John Street. It's named for its lawyer, Marc Anthony Simone Cumbo, who's been licensed to practise law in Ontario since September 2012, according to the Law Society of Ontario. The firm covers real estate, wills and estates, business law, family law, litigation, and private lending, and the Law Society's public directory lists an even wider scope, including human rights, statutory accident benefit claims, employment law, and small claims court matters.
Real estate work runs through the full life of a deal, from reviewing a purchase or sale agreement and searching title to arranging title insurance and handling the closing. The Law Society also confirms Cumbo Law is insured to provide real estate legal services. On the private lending side, the firm represents lenders rather than borrowers, working through a network of mortgage brokers to connect investors with opportunities usually secured by real estate; it notes that the borrower typically covers the legal costs of setting up the loan. Clients can come to the Weston office in person or handle a file by phone, video call, text message, and electronic signature, since the firm takes on work from across Ontario as well as locally.
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Milestones & recognition
- Marc Anthony Simone Cumbo, the firm's lawyer, has been licensed to practise law in Ontario since September 24, 2012.
- The Law Society of Ontario lists Cumbo Law as insured to provide real estate legal services to the public.
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The neighbourhood
The office is on John Street in Weston, a part of Toronto's northwest end that spent most of its history as its own town. The area was named in 1815, incorporated as a village in 1881, and became a town in 1914; it didn't join Metropolitan Toronto until the Borough of York amalgamation in 1967, and only became part of the City of Toronto in 1998. Cumbo Law's own site describes its address as being in the heart of Weston Village.
Weston Road, a few minutes away, is still the neighbourhood's main commercial street, lined with low brick storefronts and home to the Weston Village Business Improvement Area, one of the oldest BIAs in Toronto. It's a small commercial strip inside a big city, the kind of setting where a one-lawyer general practice can operate without a downtown office tower.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Cumbo Law prepare wills and powers of attorney?
- Yes. The firm publishes flat rate will packages starting at $399 plus HST for a single will and $525 plus HST for a will with both powers of attorney, with higher tiers for mirror wills for couples, up to $849 plus HST for mirror wills with powers of attorney for both partners.
- Can Cumbo Law handle a home purchase or sale in Toronto?
- Yes. The firm acts for buyers, sellers, and investors on real estate deals across Ontario, covering everything from reviewing the agreement and searching title to arranging title insurance and closing.
- I'm separating from my partner. Can Cumbo Law help with the agreement?
- The firm handles domestic family contracts such as marriage, cohabitation, and separation agreements, along with simple divorces and mediation.
- Does Cumbo Law represent private lenders in mortgage investments?
- Yes, that's one of its practice areas. The firm works with mortgage brokers to connect investors with private lending opportunities usually secured by real estate, and it notes that the borrower typically covers the legal costs of the transaction.
- Who represents me if my matter ends up in court?
- Cumbo Law says it can represent clients directly in some litigation matters or refer them within its network of litigators, depending on the case.
- Can I get a document notarized without booking a full appointment?
- The firm accepts walk-ins for notary and commissioning services at its Weston office, though it advises calling ahead since staff availability varies. The notary service itself doesn't include legal advice on the document being signed.
Where to find them
6 John Street, Weston, Toronto, Ontario M9N 1J3 · 647-483-7200
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