Wojcik Law

Frequently asked questions

I'm buying a pre-construction condo in the GTA. Can Wojcik Law review the agreement before I sign?

Yes. The firm's real estate practice reviews Agreements of Purchase and Sale for new builds and condominiums, including the extra charges builders often add, such as development fees, park levies, and utility connection costs, that a lawyer can sometimes limit or remove before the deal becomes firm.

I already signed my purchase agreement. Is it too late to have a lawyer look at it?

Not necessarily. Wojcik Law advises that an agreement, and any amendments to it, should still be reviewed by a lawyer while the offer remains conditional and before it becomes firm, so it's worth calling as soon as possible after signing.

Does Wojcik Law handle divorce and child custody litigation?

No. The firm's family law work is limited to cohabitation agreements, marriage contracts, and separation agreements, resolved through negotiation or mediation rather than court litigation, and by law those agreements cannot deal with custody, support, or other issues involving children.

Can Wojcik Law prepare my will and powers of attorney?

Yes. The firm drafts wills and both a power of attorney for property and a power of attorney for personal care, and can update an existing will after a marriage, divorce, birth of a child, or property purchase.

Do you offer notary public services?

Yes. Wojcik Law provides notary public services, including notarizing and commissioning documents and certifying true copies.

Where is Wojcik Law located and how do I reach the firm?

The office is at 201 Consumers Road, Suite 207, in North York, near Highway 401 and 404 and the Sheppard Avenue and Victoria Park Avenue intersection. You can reach the firm by phone at 416-292-8277 or by email.