Ameer Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 121 law firms listed in Scarborough, and one of 59 handling Family Law.
About Ameer Law
Ameer Law is a small, Scarborough based law firm. Malik Muhammad Suliman founded the practice in Toronto in June 2015 and named it for the founder's late father. The firm expanded to an office on Nugget Avenue in Scarborough's Agincourt area in 2017, not far from Scarborough Town Centre.
The firm's work covers residential and commercial real estate transactions, family law, wills and estates, and immigration matters, including Express Entry applications, family sponsorship, work and study permits, permanent residency, and citizenship applications. Clients can get help in English, Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindi, and the firm offers electronic signing and online meetings for people who can't make it into the office. In 2020, Ameer Law added an associate lawyer, growing past its early years as a one lawyer practice.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Malik Muhammad Suliman founded Ameer Law in Toronto in June 2015, naming the practice for the founder's late father.
- In 2020, the firm added an associate lawyer, growing beyond a one lawyer practice to handle more real estate and family law work together.
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Ameer Law's office is on Nugget Avenue in the Agincourt part of Scarborough, near McCowan Road and Scarborough Town Centre. Agincourt grew quickly through Hong Kong Chinese and Taiwanese immigration starting in the 1980s, and Chinese owned malls in the area reflect that history. That history lines up with the firm's own client work: real estate closings, family law matters, and immigration applications for people settling in that same part of the city.
Frequently asked questions
- What areas of law does Ameer Law handle?
- Ameer Law works in residential and commercial real estate, family law, wills and estates, and immigration, including Express Entry, family sponsorship, and permanent residency applications.
- Can Ameer Law help me buy or sell a home in Scarborough?
- Yes. Real estate has been part of the firm's practice since it opened in 2015, and it covers both residential and commercial transactions.
- Does Ameer Law handle Express Entry or family sponsorship applications?
- Yes. The firm's immigration practice covers Express Entry, family sponsorship, work and study permits, permanent residency, and citizenship applications.
- Can Ameer Law prepare my will and power of attorney?
- Yes, wills and estates work, including the preparation of powers of attorney, is one of the firm's core practice areas.
- What languages can I get help in at Ameer Law?
- The firm offers services in English, Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindi.
- How much of my land transfer tax can I get back as a first time home buyer in Ontario?
- Ontario refunds land transfer tax for eligible first time buyers, up to a maximum of $4,000 for transactions on or after January 1, 2017. This is general information, not legal advice.
Where to find them
Suite 230 A&B, 55 Nugget Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario M1S 3L1 · 416-754-9990
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