About Law Office of Allan Strader

The Law Office of Allan Strader is a sole-practitioner firm in downtown Toronto, working out of an office at 49 St. Nicholas Street near Yonge and Bloor. The practice currently focuses on real estate law and wills and estate planning. Strader attended law school at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and has practised law in Toronto for many years. Strader grew up in a small town on the St. Lawrence River in eastern Ontario, and the office itself keeps a small-scale feel: it's an older, two-storey brick row house rather than a tower, tucked on a side street just off the busy Yonge and Bloor corridor.

On the real estate side, the firm has represented clients in residential and commercial purchase and sale transactions, mortgages, and leases, with a law clerk who has worked alongside Strader for decades. The wills and estate planning practice covers drafting wills and powers of attorney and helping settle estates, matters the firm has described as easy to put off given the tax issues, blended families, and other complications that can come with them. Over the years, the practice has also handled family law work such as separation agreements, custody, and support, typically aiming to resolve disputes by negotiated agreement rather than in court.

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The neighbourhood

The firm's office at 49 St. Nicholas Street is an older two-storey brick row house rather than a typical downtown office building, a detail the firm's own site once highlighted in describing its approach as small-scale and personal, more like a family practice than a big downtown firm. St. Nicholas is a short side street just off Yonge Street, near the Yonge and Bloor intersection, tucked away from the busier commercial stretch of Yonge itself.

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does the Law Office of Allan Strader handle?
The firm's current practice focuses on real estate law and wills and estate planning. It has also handled family law matters, including separation agreements, custody, and support, over the years.
Is the Law Office of Allan Strader a big firm?
No. It's a sole-practitioner firm, run by Allan Strader out of a single office in downtown Toronto.
Can the firm help me buy or sell a home in Toronto?
Yes. The firm has represented clients in residential and commercial purchase and sale transactions, mortgages, and leases.
Can the firm prepare my will and power of attorney?
Yes. Wills, powers of attorney, and helping settle estates are part of the firm's wills and estate planning work.
Where is the firm located and how do I reach it?
The office is at 49 St. Nicholas Street in downtown Toronto, near Yonge and Bloor. Contact details are on the firm's website.

Where to find them

49 St. Nicholas Street, Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1W6 · 416-924-4488

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