Wills & Estates
Wills & Estates
Protecting Your Legacy, Today and Tomorrow
Comprehensive estate planning, probate administration, and simple wills crafted to safeguard your family’s future.
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law
Seamless Transactions, Lasting Confidence
Residential and commercial closings, title disputes, and refinancing handled with meticulous care.
Civil Litigation
Civil Litigation
Resolving Disputes with Precision and Integrity
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Empowering Local Businesses to Thrive
Incorporation, contract drafting, and compliance support for startups and established enterprises.
ABOUT US
We Are Your Legal Compass in a Complex World
At Cactus Law, we believe the best legal counsel combines expertise with empathy. Founded in Toronto’s vibrant heart, our boutique firm specializes in Wills and Estates, Civil Litigation, Corporate Law, and Real Estate. But we’re more than just practitioners—we’re partners in your journey.
Our team brings decades of collective experience to the table, yet we approach every case with fresh eyes. We listen first, crafting strategies that align with your unique goals, whether you’re safeguarding a legacy, closing a home, or navigating a dispute. Transparency is non-negotiable: clear fees, jargon-free advice, and unwavering integrity define every interaction.


WHY CHOOSE US
Why Clients Trust Cactus Law
At Cactus Law, we blend decades of legal expertise with a commitment to clarity and care. Our approach is built on three pillars:
Tailored Strategies
Solutions designed to align with your unique goals, delivered through in-person or virtual consultations.
Local Mastery
Deep-rooted understanding of Toronto’s legal landscape, with services available in multiple languages.
Our Process
A Clear Path To Resolution

Consultation
A confidential discussion to understand your priorities.

STRATEGY
A customized plan with actionable steps and timelines.

Execution
Diligent advocacy, keeping you informed at every stage.
TESTIMONIALS
What People Say About Us
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Limitation Periods for Equalization and Spousal Support
Limitation Periods for Equalization and Spousal Support Limitation periods are crucial deadlines that ensure a claim does not become barred. These periods dictate when an individual must commence their claim,…
Power of Sale in Ontario: A Comprehensive Guide
When a borrower (the “mortgagor”) defaults on a mortgage, the lender (the “mortgagee”) has several rights and remedies available. In Ontario, one of the most common remedies is the power…
Significant Deficiencies in Pre-Construction Amounting to a Breach of Contract by the Vendor
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently held that the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act does not preclude home buyers from taking legal action against builders for breaches beyond the…
Selling Ontario Property as a Non-Resident: What You Need to Know (Especially Without a Clearance Certificate)
When a non-resident sells real estate in Ontario, there are important tax and legal obligations that both the seller and buyer (and their lawyers) need to understand. One of the…
Closing Day Mistakes to Avoid – A Comprehensive Checklist
Closing day is one of the most critical moments in any real estate transaction. After weeks or even months of negotiation, preparation, and paperwork, everything culminates in this single day.…
Understanding Ontario’s Inheritance Laws: Why a Will Matters More Than You Think
When someone passes away in Ontario without a will, the distribution of their estate is governed by the Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA). While this law is designed to ensure a…
Power of Sale in Ontario: What Homeowners and Lenders Need to Know
In Ontario, the power of sale is a commonly used legal remedy that allows lenders to sell a mortgaged property when a borrower defaults—without having to go through the courts. This out-of-court…
Drumonde v. Spellay Case Summary and Review
I. Introduction The Ontario Superior Court of Justice’s decision in Drumonde v. Spellay offers important guidance on the interpretation of testamentary provisions in the context of prolonged estate administration. More…
Green v. Gardeazabal Case Summary and Review
I. Introduction: In Green et al. v. Gardeazabal, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice examined the legal and equitable limits of co-ownership rights under the Partition Act, R.S.O. 1990. The…
Understanding Non-Resident Executors in Ontario: Key Considerations and Challenges
Appointing a non-resident executor (also known as an estate trustee) in Ontario can complicate the estate administration process. While Ontario law does not require an estate trustee to be a…
Limitation Periods for Equalization and Spousal Support
Limitation Periods for Equalization and Spousal Support Limitation periods are crucial deadlines that ensure a claim does not become barred. These periods dictate when an individual must commence their claim,…
Power of Sale in Ontario: A Comprehensive Guide
When a borrower (the “mortgagor”) defaults on a mortgage, the lender (the “mortgagee”) has several rights and remedies available. In Ontario, one of the most common remedies is the power…
Significant Deficiencies in Pre-Construction Amounting to a Breach of Contract by the Vendor
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently held that the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act does not preclude home buyers from taking legal action against builders for breaches beyond the…
Selling Ontario Property as a Non-Resident: What You Need to Know (Especially Without a Clearance Certificate)
When a non-resident sells real estate in Ontario, there are important tax and legal obligations that both the seller and buyer (and their lawyers) need to understand. One of the…
Closing Day Mistakes to Avoid – A Comprehensive Checklist
Closing day is one of the most critical moments in any real estate transaction. After weeks or even months of negotiation, preparation, and paperwork, everything culminates in this single day.…
Understanding Ontario’s Inheritance Laws: Why a Will Matters More Than You Think
When someone passes away in Ontario without a will, the distribution of their estate is governed by the Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA). While this law is designed to ensure a…
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