We take the weight off your shoulders by doing the heavy lifting for you. You will be connected with one of our lawyers or staff who will explain the transaction process and fee structure. When it comes time to meet, each document will be explained so you fully understand the process prior to signing. You will have full confidence knowing that the transaction will be easy and effortless.
We stand by you through this transition period, offering guidance in addition to assistance with handling the legal requirements of your real estate transaction. We also offer.
We are experienced real estate lawyers and can help you with:
Real Estate Sales
Real Estate Purchases
Refinancing
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Our corporate law services include incorporations and registered office functions, drafting and review of agreements, buy-sell transactions, corporate finance and more.
Corrine and Adrienne are a great team and helped us recently with the refinance of our mortgage. They were excellent with communicating with us and answered all our questions very promptly, in clear language. With them taking care of the legal stuff, our transaction went fairly smoothly and their work definitely helped make things less stressful. We truly appreciate the work, and flexibility of working around shiftwork schedules and using technology like Zoom to help move the process along. Thanks so much for what you do!
- Christine Watson
Corrine Fiesel has over 20 years of experience in law. She attended the University of Calgary for law school and an undergraduate degree. Additionally, she has a Master of Laws degree and has been a practicing lawyer in Alberta, British Columbia and the Cayman Islands.
Our team doesn’t believe in a one size fits all approach. Everyone’s circumstance is different, and for this reason, we tailor our advice to you and your specific situation. We care about our clients and that’s reflected in the customized and compassionate approach we take in serving you.
No one likes unexpected fees in their legal bill. That’s why we operate on a flat fee basis for real estate deals, estate documents and some corporate law services. Our services are straightforward and we communicate with all of our clients clearly and honestly.
It’s important to find a good realtor to work with as realtors handle the negotiations leading up to your offer to purchase as well as the purchase contract details. If you have any questions or concerns about the contract, you can tell your realtor that you’d like to connect with a lawyer right away and include a purchaser condition in the contract for lawyer review.
Yes. In order to close any purchase, sale or refinancing transaction in the Province of Alberta, you need the assistance of a lawyer. The lawyer will search the title and taxes on the property, advise you of any issues with respect to title, prepare all of the documentation required and ensure that the appropriate registrations is made at Land Titles.
Yes, if you have a home or bare land condominium you must provide a Real Property Report to the buyer which shows all structures and improvements on the property and is stamped with compliance by the local municipal authority. If you have made changes to your home which have altered the footprint or have moved or changed other structures on the property, you must obtain a new real property report for the buyer.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for or you’re unsure about the type of law services you need, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We’re here to answer your questions and guide you in the right direction.
You don’t have to but it is highly recommended. A good home inspector can tell you if there are defects in the property that you can’t ordinarily see.
Yes, we can act for anyone buying, selling or refinancing a property in Alberta. Right now, the Government is allowing us to meet with clients remotely to witness the signing of documents. If this changes in the future, we can still send you documents to be signed with a lawyer or notary in your jurisdiction.