Trusted Toronto Lawyer for Real Estate & Estate Planning.
Experienced guidance in real estate transactions, wills, estates, and probate — delivered with clarity and personal attention
Serving Toronto & the GTA
LDR LAW
Experience You Can Trust
Real estate transactions, estate planning, and estate administration can be complex — especially when family, corporate, and tax considerations intersect. It’s not always clear where to start, what to prioritize, or how best to protect your interests.
At LDR Law, we understand how overwhelming these situations can feel. Our role is to help you navigate them with clarity, confidence, and practical guidance.
So what does Leslie Robinson bring to the table? Experience across real estate, estate planning and administration, corporate law, and family-related property issues — complemented by a strong foundation in tax planning. This cross-disciplinary perspective allows Leslie to provide tailored, practical advice that reflects your unique circumstances and supports both your immediate needs and long-term goals.
Practice Areas
Real Estate Law
Buying, selling, or refinancing a home is one of the largest financial decisions you will ever make.
Wills & Estate Planning
Estate planning is about more than preparing documents — it is about providing practical legal advice tailored to your personal circumstances.
Estate Administration
(Probate & Estate Trustee Support)
Administering an estate can be overwhelming, particularly during a time of loss.
Commissioner of Oaths & Notary Services
Administering an estate can be overwhelming, particularly during a time of loss.
Corporate & Business Law
At LDR Law, we help business owners, investors, and entrepreneurs build and maintain the legal structure behind their success
Family Agreements & Planning
LDR Law assists clients with family-law-related planning documents that protect assets, clarify expectations, and reduce the risk of future disputes.
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Why Retaining LDR Law is the Best Decision You Can Make For…
Real Estate Closing
We have an easy streamlined process and offer fully virtual and paperless transactions conducted by video signings. For clients who are not as tech-savvy, we offer in office or in home meetings depending on your needs. We work with your realtor and mortgage agent and lender as a team to make sure your transaction closes smoothly.
Preparing Your Estate Plan
Much like our real estate transactions, we offer a fully streamlined process for all Will intakes. We offer a fully virtual intake form and create a visual plan that accompanies your Will that helps you see what your estate plan will look like. Leslie Robinson has also completed the advanced Wills and Estates Planning Certificate through Osgoode Hall Law School and and brings additional knowledge into how he approaches each estate plan.
Drafting Your Will
One of the most important things you can do for your loved ones is ensuring that your wishes after death are documented in your will. Let us help you guide you through the entire process of creating a will so you can have peace of mind.
FAQs
What does a real estate lawyer do at closing?
A real estate lawyer ensures that your property transaction is legally sound. This includes reviewing the agreement of purchase and sale, completing title searches, preparing closing documents, working with lenders to meet mortgage conditions, arranging for disbursements, and explaining the Statement of Adjustments. Your lawyer also ensures the transfer of title to the buyer is registered properly with the land registry. At LDR Law, we’re with you every step of the way when you close your real estate deal.
How long does a typical closing take?
Most residential real estate closings in Ontario occur about 30–60 days after the offer is accepted, depending on financing, inspections, and other conditions. The lawyer coordinates with all parties to meet the closing date set in your contract. LDR Law makes sure the process runs smoothly and will handle all aspects of the closing.
Why should I get a Will and estate plan?
A Will lets you specify who inherits your assets and who will act as executor upon your death. Estate planning can also include powers of attorney (for property and personal care) and measures to minimize probate costs and delays. Without a Will, Ontario’s intestacy rules determine how your estate is distributed, which might not reflect your wishes. LDR Law can help you draft your will and help with all of your estate planning needs.
What happens if I die without a Will?
If you pass away without a valid Will, your estate is distributed according to Ontario’s intestacy rules. This can result in outcomes that differ from your intentions. It can also complicate the probate process and create added stress for your family — such as disagreements among beneficiaries or delays in settling your estate. Let LDR Law help plan your will so you can avoid these pitfalls.
