McIlwain Law Office

Whether you're buying a home for the first time, or adding another income property to your real estate portfolio, we're here to help.  We will guide you through the process from start to finish.  McIlwain Law Office represents both resident and non-resident clients.  If you're working with a realtor or broker, we'll work collaboratively with your team to ensure the best results.

We handle sales of residential and commercial properties, and work for residents and non-residents alike.  We will work collaboratively with your realtor and any other member of your real estate team to ensure your transactions runs smoothly from start to finish.

If your property hasn't already been brought into the Land Registration system from the old Registry of Deeds system, your property will need to be migrated before you sell, finance, or subdivide.  At McIlwain Law Office, we are experienced in dealing with complex title issues, including migrations based on adverse possession and prescriptive easements. 

Whether you're purchasing with a mortgage or refinancing a property you already own, we will work with your lender or broker to ensure your financing comes together as smoothly as possible.  We have extensive experiencing working with Canada's major banks, brokers, as well as private lenders.

Do you have a title issue or access issue?  McIlwain Law Office has in-depth knowledge of common local title and access issues.  We will do a full title search, clearly lay out the issue at hand, and suggest a path to move forward.  From there, we'll work to get your problem solved.

Do you and your neighbour share a private road that needs to be properly documented?  We're here to help.  We will prepare a custom Grant of Easement to ensure your needs and concerns are addressed.

Looking to add your spouse to title?  Transferring your property to a family or spousal trust?  We can help.

Subdividing or consolidating?  We'll work closely with your surveyor to ensure all boxes are ticked.  We will also work to address any access issues that arise during the subdivision process.