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Premier Real Estate and Family Law Services in Oakville
Family-Owned Firm Serving the GTA Since 2000
Khan Law is a distinguished boutique law firm that has been serving the Greater Toronto Area for over two decades. Founded in 2000 by Shahid M. Khan, the firm has grown into a family-run practice that combines deep legal expertise with the warmth and personal attention of a local business. Specializing in Real Estate Law, Family Law, Wills & Estates, and Immigration Law, Khan Law is dedicated to providing high-quality, cost-effective legal solutions. With a team that includes Shahid’s children, Anam and Faraz Khan, the firm represents a new generation of legal advocacy grounded in traditional values.
The firm prides itself on its ability to serve a diverse clientele. The team is fluent in English, Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, making them an excellent choice for newcomers to Canada and multi-generational families. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer needing to find a lawyer for your closing, or a family navigating the complexities of divorce or estate planning, Khan Law offers clear, jargon-free advice. Their motto, ‘Competency, Efficiency, & Accessibility,’ reflects their commitment to being available when you need them most, including extended evening hours and Saturday appointments.
- Real Estate Law: Expert handling of residential and commercial transactions. From reviewing agreements of purchase and sale to final closings and mortgage refinancing, they ensure your property rights are protected.
- Family Law: Compassionate support for divorce, child custody, and spousal support matters. The firm works to achieve fair resolutions that prioritize the well-being of the family unit.
- Immigration Law: Comprehensive services for work permits, family sponsorship, and citizenship applications, helping clients build their new lives in Canada.
- Wills & Estates: Strategic estate planning to protect your assets and ensure your final wishes are honored.
Conveniently located on Rebecca Street in the new Kingridge Crossing complex, Khan Law offers a modern and welcoming environment. If you need to hire an attorney who treats you like family and fights for your best interests, look no further than Khan Law. Their transparent pricing and client-first philosophy have earned them a loyal following across Oakville, Milton, and Mississauga.
A Legacy of Service
With over 20 years of experience, Khan Law has handled thousands of files, yet they treat every case with the individual attention it deserves. They understand that legal fees can be a concern, which is why they strive to offer competitive rates without compromising on quality. Contact Khan Law today to discuss your legal needs and experience the peace of mind that comes with having a dedicated legal team in your corner.
Specializing In
Residential Closings, Spousal Sponsorship, Uncontested Divorce, Estate Administration
Address & Location
Khan Law is located at 3465 Rebecca Street, in Suite 201. The office is situated in the Kingridge Crossing complex, a prestigious new professional development.
Building Location
The firm is housed in a brand new (built circa 2022) Class A office building located at the corner of Burloak Drive and Rebecca Street. The building features a modern design with high ceilings, large windows, and state-of-the-art facilities.
Suite Access
The office is located on the second floor (Suite 201). The building is equipped with modern elevators and is fully wheelchair accessible. A directory in the main lobby guides visitors to the suite.
Parking Details
The complex offers ample free surface parking for clients. The parking lot is easily accessible from Rebecca Street and provides convenient access to the building entrance.
Public Transit
The office is accessible via Oakville Transit and is a short drive from the Bronte GO Station. It is also conveniently located near the border of Burlington, making it accessible for clients from both cities.
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