Sooden Law Professional Corporation

Frequently asked questions

Does Sooden Law help with buying or selling a home in Etobicoke or Mississauga?

Yes. Sooden Law handles residential real estate transactions, including purchases, sales, refinancing, and condominium interim closings, for clients in Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, and the wider GTA, and it also acts on commercial and industrial property deals.

Can Sooden Law prepare my will and powers of attorney?

Yes. The firm drafts wills along with Continuing Powers of Attorney for Property and Powers of Attorney for Personal Care, and it reviews assets such as real estate, RRSPs, TFSAs, and life insurance as part of building an estate plan.

Does Sooden Law offer notary public and commissioner of oaths services?

Yes. The firm notarizes documents, prepares affidavits and statutory declarations, certifies true copies, and handles travel consent letters and visa invitation letters, with same day appointments available.

Do I have to come to the Etobicoke office in person?

No. Sooden Law offers virtual appointments and remote video signings for clients anywhere in Ontario, in addition to in person meetings at its Etobicoke office, which has free parking.

What areas does Sooden Law serve?

The firm is based in Etobicoke and serves clients across Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, and the rest of the Greater Toronto Area.

Does Sooden Law charge flat fees for real estate closings and wills?

Yes. The firm advertises transparent flat fee pricing for real estate closings, backed by a price match guarantee, and it also offers flat rate will drafting.