Laredo Law
2 lawyers · Established 2007 · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 679 handling Wills, Estates & Trusts.
About Laredo Law
Laredo Law Professional Corporation is a small Toronto firm founded in 2007 by Lisa Laredo, who built the practice around wills, estates, and estate administration, with real estate law as a second focus. Laredo holds the Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) designation from STEP Canada and belongs to the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, the Law Society of Ontario, and the Estate Planning Council of Canada. The firm works out of a suite on Davisville Avenue in midtown Toronto with a small team that currently includes an associate lawyer and a legal administrative assistant.
The estate planning side covers wills, trusts, powers of attorney for property and personal care, succession planning for business owners, and probate and estate administration, with an approach built around the idea that no two clients need an identical plan. Real estate work rounds out the practice, with the firm helping clients through what is often their largest transaction. The associate lawyer, called to the Ontario bar in 2024 after a law degree from Osgoode Hall, is working toward the TEP designation and speaks Spanish, and the legal administrative assistant trained in Dublin before joining the firm. Laredo has also been interviewed by The New York Times on intergenerational living arrangements and appeared on CBC News to discuss pre-construction real estate.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Founded in 2007 by Lisa Laredo, who holds the Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) designation from STEP Canada and is a member of the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, the Law Society of Ontario, and the Estate Planning Council of Canada.
- Laredo has chaired continuing education programs for the Ontario Bar Association, including sessions on succession planning for a legal practice, hiring support staff and students, and understanding law firm metrics and marketing.
- Laredo has been interviewed by The New York Times about intergenerational living arrangements and appeared on CBC News to discuss pre-construction real estate purchases.
In the community
- Laredo presented on will preparation and estate planning during Make a Will Month at the Wychwood branch of the Toronto Public Library on November 19, 2025.
- Laredo has led continuing education sessions for the Canadian Bar Association and the Estate Planning Council of Canada, including a session on contingency planning for lawyers.
Good to know
Wheelchair accessible
By appointmentLawyers 2
This firm’s lawyers at a glance
- Called to the bar
- 2024 · median 2 years in practice 1 of 2 lawyers
- Law schools
- Osgoode Hall Law School 1 of 2 lawyers
- Languages on the roster
- Spanish
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
The firm's office sits on Davisville Avenue in Davisville Village, a midtown Toronto neighbourhood built up around the intersection of Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue, with most of its apartment and condominium towers dating from the 1970s onward. Davisville subway station on Line 1 is close by, giving clients from across the city an easy transit connection to the office.
Davisville Village also borders Mount Pleasant Cemetery, a quiet detail of the local geography that sits naturally alongside a practice built around wills and estate planning.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Laredo Law help me write a will in Toronto?
- Yes. Wills are the core of the firm's practice, along with related documents like powers of attorney, built around a plan tailored to the individual client rather than a standard template.
- Does Laredo Law prepare powers of attorney?
- Yes, for both property and personal care, and the firm's FAQ page walks through the difference between the two and when a springing power of attorney might make sense.
- Is Laredo Law only for wills and estates, or can it help with buying a home too?
- Both. Real estate law is the firm's second practice area, helping clients through what is often their largest transaction, alongside the wills and estates work.
- How long has Laredo Law been practicing in Toronto?
- Lisa Laredo founded the firm in 2007, and it has operated from its Davisville Avenue office in midtown Toronto since.
- What happens to an estate in Ontario if someone dies without a will?
- Under Ontario's Succession Law Reform Act, a surviving spouse receives the first $350,000 from the estate, with the remainder divided between the spouse and any surviving children. This is general information, not legal advice; Laredo Law's FAQ page and a lawyer can walk through how it applies to a specific estate.
- How do I book a consultation with Laredo Law?
- The firm offers a 30 minute call that can be booked online, or clients can reach the office by phone or email to arrange a meeting.
Where to find them
250 Davisville Ave., Suite 108, Toronto, ON, M4S 1H2 · 416-482-3328
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