Evremonde Law

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Evremonde Law handle?

Evremonde Law is a general practice firm in Markham that groups its work into three areas: business and corporate law, dispute resolution and litigation, and immigration. Its litigation practice covers shareholder and business disputes, breach of contract claims, and disputes that grow out of real estate transactions, while its immigration work covers family sponsorships and judicial review.

I'm starting a business in Markham. Can Evremonde Law help me incorporate it?

Evremonde Law works with businesses and investors from the incorporation stage onward, offering business consultancy, contract drafting and review, and help setting up investment vehicles and corporate governance structures. A first conversation with the firm is a chance to talk through what structure fits a new venture's plans.

Can the firm help if I'm in a shareholder or business dispute?

Evremonde Law handles shareholder disputes, business disputes, and breach of contract claims as part of its dispute resolution and litigation practice, along with disputes that arise out of failed real estate transactions and allegations of civil or commercial fraud.

Does the firm handle immigration matters like family sponsorship?

Evremonde Law's immigration practice covers family sponsorship applications and judicial review of immigration decisions. A consultation, by phone, email, or video call, is the usual starting point for going over the specifics of a case.

I found an outstanding work order or open building permit before closing on my home. Can the firm help?

Evremonde Law publishes articles on exactly this kind of closing problem: an open building permit or unresolved work order can hold up a purchase, and title insurance can be an acceptable way to resolve it under Ontario law without delaying closing. A buyer running into this kind of snag can raise it with the firm directly.

How can I book a consultation with Evremonde Law, and how are fees charged?

Evremonde Law can be reached by phone or email to set up a consultation, and it also meets clients over Zoom when an in person meeting isn't practical. Its fee arrangements include hourly, contingency, and flat fee agreements, with the specifics depending on the matter's complexity and the amounts involved.