Gobran Law

Frequently asked questions

I'm buying a condo in Liberty Village, can Gobran Law handle the closing?

Yes. Gobran Law handles residential real estate purchases and sales in Toronto, and the firm says it's the lawyer, not a clerk, who reviews the documents, completes the title search, and meets with clients before closing.

Do I need a will if I don't own a home?

Gobran Law's site notes that owning personal property, a business, a spouse, or children can all be reasons to have a will, and that without one, Ontario's Succession Law Reform Act decides how an estate is divided.

I'm starting a small business, can Gobran Law help me incorporate?

The firm works with entrepreneurs from the early stages of starting a business through later matters like employee contracts, liquor licensing applications, and commercial leases.

I was let go from my job and offered a severance package. Should I talk to a lawyer before signing?

Gobran Law advises employees on what they're entitled to before they sign a severance package, and says it will negotiate on a client's behalf or represent them in court if needed.

What courts does Gobran Law appear in for litigation matters?

The firm says it has handled matters in Small Claims Court, Motions Court, the Superior Court of Justice, and the Financial Services Commission of Ontario.

Where is Gobran Law located and how do I reach the firm?

The office is at 130 Atlantic Ave in Toronto's Liberty Village, and the firm can be reached at 647.352.1529.