About Kali Law

Kali Law is a real estate law practice with an office in North York, Ontario, serving Toronto, Vaughan, and the wider GTA. The firm handles the paperwork behind residential closings: buying and selling, private mortgages, refinancing, status certificate reviews for condominium buyers, and reviews of new build purchase agreements. It also prepares title transfers, works on joint ventures, and offers independent legal advice for clients who need their own lawyer's sign off on a document.

Not every file requires an in-office visit. Clients can sign closing documents on DocuSign during a virtual meeting held over Zoom, Skype, or WhatsApp video, and the firm will still meet in person on request when a lender or builder needs original signed paperwork.

Good to know

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Lawyers

No individual lawyers listed on the firm site.

The neighbourhood

Kali Law's North York office sits on Yonge Street within North York City Centre, a high density district of condominium and office towers running from Sheppard Avenue to Finch Avenue. North York Centre subway station serves the district directly, with Sheppard-Yonge and Finch stations at either edge. It's a corridor built around condo living, which lines up with a practice that reviews status certificates and new build agreements for buyers closing on units in the area.

Frequently asked questions

Can Kali Law handle my home purchase or sale in Toronto or the GTA?
Yes. Buying and selling residential real estate is one of the services listed on the firm's site, which describes it as serving Toronto, Vaughan, and the wider GTA.
Does Kali Law review a condo status certificate before I buy?
Yes, status certificate reviews are listed among the firm's services, along with reviews of new build purchase agreements for buyers closing on a newly built unit.
Do I have to come into the office to sign my closing documents?
Not necessarily. Kali Law offers remote signing: documents can be signed on DocuSign during a virtual meeting over Zoom, Skype, or WhatsApp video. If a lender or builder requires original signed documents, the firm can also meet in person on request.
Can Kali Law help with a private mortgage or refinancing?
Yes, private mortgages and refinancing are both listed among the firm's services.
Does Kali Law provide independent legal advice for a co-signer or guarantor?
Yes, independent legal advice is one of the services the firm lists, which lenders often require for a co-signer or guarantor before a closing.
Where is Kali Law's office and what areas does it serve?
The office is at 5200 Yonge Street in North York. The firm's site describes it as a real estate practice serving Toronto and Vaughan clients across the GTA.

Where to find them

5200 Yonge St Suite 200, North York, ON, M2N 5P6 · 647-699-4942

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