About Brixton Law PC

Brixton Law Professional Corporation is a real estate and family law practice based on Commerce Valley Drive West in Thornhill, Ontario, part of York Region. The firm's lawyer, Susan Johal, holds a B.A. and completed part of Johal's studies in Europe before earning a J.D. from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan, and was called to the Ontario Bar in 2012. Johal articled at a civil litigation firm in Toronto, where a summary judgment motion won on a client's behalf was reported and became a precedent in its area of law. In 2014 the practice moved away from litigation to focus on real estate and family law.

The real estate side of the practice covers residential and commercial purchases, including new builds and resales, along with refinancing, sales, and title transfers, and Johal acts for both lenders and borrowers, including independent legal advice and independent legal representation on mortgage files. Johal is also a notary public and commissions signatures on court and other documents, certifies true copies, and notarizes travel consents and powers of attorney for property. Clients can use an Ontario land transfer tax calculator on the firm's website to get a sense of closing costs before a deal closes.

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The neighbourhood

The firm's office is a suite in a Commerce Valley Drive West building in Thornhill, in York Region, and its real estate and family law work serves clients from around the region rather than one single neighbourhood.

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Brixton Law handle?
The firm focuses on real estate law and family law, and it also offers notary services such as commissioning signatures, certifying true copies of documents, and notarizing travel consents.
Can Brixton Law close the purchase or sale of my home or condo in York Region?
Yes. The firm's real estate work covers residential and commercial purchases, including new builds and resales, along with sales, refinancing, and title transfers.
Does Brixton Law act for the lender as well as the buyer on a mortgage transaction?
Yes. Susan Johal acts for both lenders and borrowers on mortgage files, including independent legal advice and independent legal representation.
Can I get a document notarized or a copy certified at Brixton Law?
Yes. The firm's notary services include commissioning your signature on court and other documents, certifying true copies of originals, and notarizing travel consents.
Does Brixton Law prepare a power of attorney for property?
Yes, a power of attorney for property is part of the firm's real estate and notary work.
Is there a way to estimate my land transfer tax before closing?
The firm's website includes an Ontario land transfer tax calculator to help estimate that cost ahead of closing.

Where to find them

105 Commerce Valley Dr W, Suite 40, Thornhill, Ontario L3T 7W3 · 905-889-8970

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