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Exclusive Legal Protection for Union Members
The Unifor Legal Services Plan is a unique prepaid legal insurance plan designed to provide high-quality legal assistance to Unifor members and their families. Established in 1985, the plan was created to ensure that union members have affordable access to the justice system. The St. Catharines Staff Office is one of several dedicated locations across Ontario where members can receive direct representation from experienced staff lawyers. These lawyers are employees of the plan and are committed to serving the specific needs of the membership. If you are a Unifor member eligible for this benefit, this office is your primary resource when you need to hire a lawyer for personal legal matters without the worry of hourly billing rates for covered services.
Real Estate Transactions
One of the most utilized benefits of the plan is assistance with residential real estate. The staff lawyers at the St. Catharines office handle all aspects of buying and selling a home. From reviewing the Agreement of Purchase and Sale to ensuring a clean title and managing the closing process, they provide comprehensive support. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or downsizing, having a dedicated real estate attorney ensures that your investment is protected. The plan takes the stress out of the legal side of moving, allowing you to focus on settling into your new home.
Family Law Services
Family legal issues can be emotionally draining, and the Unifor Legal Services Plan offers compassionate support for members facing these challenges. The staff lawyers assist with separation agreements, uncontested divorces, and other family law matters such as child custody and support issues. They aim to resolve disputes efficiently and amicably, helping members move forward with their lives. If you need to find a family lawyer who understands the importance of protecting your rights and your family’s well-being, the staff at the St. Catharines office are there to help.
Wills and Powers of Attorney
Planning for the future is essential for every family. The office provides services for drafting wills and powers of attorney for property and personal care. These documents are crucial for ensuring that your wishes are respected and your loved ones are cared for in the event of illness or death. The lawyers take the time to explain the legal implications of your decisions and create documents that reflect your specific circumstances. If you need to speak with an attorney about estate planning, this benefit provides peace of mind at no direct cost for covered services.
Convenient Downtown Location
The St. Catharines office is conveniently located in the downtown core on King Street. This central location ensures that members from across the Niagara Region can easily access the legal help they need. The office is staffed by a professional team dedicated to providing excellent customer service and legal advocacy. If you are a plan participant, utilizing the St. Catharines Staff Office is the best way to get legal help from lawyers who are accountable to you and your union.
Specializing In
Union Member Legal Services, Residential Real Estate, Family Law, Wills and Estates
Address & Location
55 King St, Suite 206, St. Catharines, ON L2R 3H5
Building Location
Located in a prominent Downtown professional office building on King St, between Queen St and James St. The building is situated near St. Catharines City Hall and the Robert S. K. Welch Courthouse.
Suite Access
Enter the main lobby from King Street and take the elevators to the 2nd floor, Suite 206.
Parking Details
There is on-site parking available as well as underground parking. Public parking garages are also located nearby at Market Square and on Garden Park.
Public Transit
The office is well-served by St. Catharines Transit. Stops for major routes are located at the nearby St. Catharines Bus Terminal on Carlisle St, just a short walk away.
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