Archstone Law Professional Corporation
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One of 110 law firms listed in Scarborough, and one of 41 handling Immigration Law.
About Archstone Law Professional Corporation
Archstone Law Professional Corporation is a law practice covering immigration, family law, civil litigation, wills and estates, and real estate, all led by principal lawyer Areesha M. Raja. Raja holds honours degrees in both science and law.
Raja's training began in estate litigation, with articles at a downtown Toronto firm in that field, where Raja built up advocacy and litigation skills. Several more years at other firms followed, practising real estate, family law, immigration and civil litigation. In the first year as a lawyer, Raja represented clients through a ten-day civil trial.
In litigation, Archstone acts for plaintiffs and defendants alike in Ontario matters, and its immigration work reaches into every area of Canadian immigration for clients anywhere in the country. Helping underserved people matters to Raja, who was an active member of the Pro Bono Committee in law school and still provides legal services to people who might otherwise have no way to pay for a lawyer.
The office is in Suite 401 at 10 Milner Business Court in Scarborough, open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A first litigation consultation can be set up at no charge.
Practice areas
Immigration Law
Family Law
Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Wills, Estates & Trusts
Real Estate Law
Sponsorship, residency and appeals
Archstone prepares visitor letters and handles spousal sponsorships, permanent residency applications and appeals. Immigration clients get a free consultation, and the firm commits to working through each stage of an application with them.
Our guide: How to Hire an Immigration Lawyer in Toronto
Separation, divorce and parenting
Family files at Archstone include separation agreements, divorce, child custody and access, and agreements signed before or after a marriage. The firm treats family matters as time-sensitive.
Our guide: How to Hire a Family Lawyer in Toronto
Disputes for plaintiffs and defendants
Archstone's litigation covers commercial and corporate disputes such as fraudulent misrepresentation, real estate fights over broken agreements or mortgage fraud, construction lien perfection, personal injury claims and Landlord and Tenant Board matters. It defends claims of every kind and takes files through mediation, trial and appeal.
Estate planning and estate litigation
On the planning side, Archstone handles estate plans, wills, powers of attorney for both property and personal care, and probate applications. Its estate litigation takes in will challenges on grounds like lack of testamentary capacity or undue influence, dependant support claims under Part V of the Succession Law Reform Act, and negligence claims against the solicitor who drafted a will.
Residential and commercial deals
Archstone acts for both homeowners and commercial clients on buying and selling property, financing and related litigation. Residential work includes preparing and reviewing agreements, refinancing and private mortgages.
Corporate and commercial transactions
For businesses, Archstone handles start-ups, share purchases, and mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations.
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The neighbourhood
Archstone works out of Suite 401 at 10 Milner Business Court in Scarborough. The building stands where Markham Road meets Milner Avenue, on the southeast corner, a block up from Highway 401. TTC service runs past along Markham Road, Sheppard Avenue, Progress Road and Milner Avenue, and visitors can park free for the first hour.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Archstone Law act on a Family Law Act election or an equalization claim in an estate?
- Archstone Law's estate litigation includes Family Law Act elections under s. 5(2) of the Family Law Act and claims over rights to an equalization payment under that Act.
- Does Archstone Law take estate disputes over unjust enrichment or a constructive trust?
- Archstone Law handles unjust enrichment, quantum meruit and constructive trust claims, along with trust disputes, as part of its estate litigation.
- Can Archstone Law challenge a will that may be forged or wasn't duly executed?
- Archstone Law brings estate challenges on the grounds that the testator didn't duly execute the will, and on grounds of fraud or forgery.
Where to find them
10 Milner Business Court, Suite 401, Scarborough, Ontario, M1B 3C6 · 416-731-4272
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