Purchases
Agreement review, title searches, requisitions, mortgage coordination, title insurance, registration, and the legal work required to complete your purchase.
Purchase · Sale · Refinance · Closing disputes
Buying, selling, or refinancing property comes with documents, decisions, and a fixed date. Westmont helps you understand the transaction and coordinates the legal work from review to closing.
Scope of work
Agreement review, title searches, requisitions, mortgage coordination, title insurance, registration, and the legal work required to complete your purchase.
Preparation and review of closing documents, mortgage payouts and discharges, adjustments, registration, and the coordination of funds.
Advice and representation involving failed closings, deposit disagreements, financing issues, and related property disputes.
Your next step
A useful first conversation begins with the situation, the key documents, and any upcoming date.
If a deadline or hearing is approaching, call the office directly.
647-619-6207Your team
Zaheed Moral leads our real estate practice. Obaidul Hoque also assists with real estate matters.
Founding Partner · Barrister & Solicitor
Criminal defence, civil litigation, real estate matters, and wills and estates.
Founding Partner · Barrister & Solicitor
Civil and commercial litigation, mortgage defence, real estate matters, and administrative law.
Common questions
Contact the firm as early as possible, particularly before an important condition or closing deadline. Early review gives the team more time to address the transaction’s requirements.
Ask for a written explanation of legal fees and anticipated disbursements. Taxes, adjustments, registration, and title insurance may also form part of the total cost.
The next steps depend on the agreement and the circumstances. Contact the firm promptly with the relevant documents and dates so the legal issues can be assessed.
Let’s work together
Tell us about your situation. We will discuss how we can assist.
647-619-6207No obligation to retain the firm. Any representation is confirmed in writing.