Grad Law Professional Corporation

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Grad Law handle?

Grad Law handles civil litigation, family law, wills and estates, and corporate and commercial law from its office in Vaughan. Because it's a general practice, a client with more than one kind of legal issue can often stay with the same office.

I'm going through a divorce and need help with custody. Can the firm help?

Grad Law represents clients in family law matters, including divorce and child custody. The firm works with clients to explain the options in front of them and the practical, long term effects each one carries.

Can Grad Law prepare my will and powers of attorney?

Grad Law prepares wills, powers of attorney for property and for personal care, and advises on planning an estate to reduce tax exposure and set out how assets should be distributed. A complimentary initial consultation is available for estate planning clients.

I'm starting a business in Vaughan. Can the firm help me incorporate it?

Grad Law advises on choosing and setting up the right business structure, corporate governance, and drafting shareholder and partnership agreements, and also handles the purchase and sale of businesses.

Does Grad Law offer services in languages other than English?

Grad Law offers service in Spanish, Italian, Polish and Hebrew in addition to English, which suits the range of languages spoken across Vaughan and the GTA.

How big is Grad Law and where is it located?

Grad Law is a sole practitioner general practice at 400 Applewood Crescent in Vaughan, Ontario, in an office tower right on Highway 400 that's easy to reach from other parts of York Region.