MISSISSAUGA CORPORATE LAWYER

Strategic Legal Guidance for Business Growth

Tailored legal solutions to help businesses thrive—partner with a trusted corporate lawyer to protect your interests and achieve your goals.

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Contact us today to schedule a consultation with an experienced corporate lawyer – remote appointments welcome.

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Monday thru Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

647-977-7749

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WHY CHOOSE A CORPORATE LAWYER?

Protect. Grow. Succeed.

Running a business means navigating a complex landscape of legal challenges. From managing corporate governance to negotiating contracts, compliance, and intellectual property protection, the stakes are high.

A trusted corporate lawyer provides clarity, mitigates risk, and ensures your business operates smoothly. Whether you’re a small business owner or leading a larger enterprise, our expertise empowers you to focus on what matters most—growing your business.

CORE SERVICES PROVIDED

Comprehensive Legal Solutions for Businesses

Our legal services are tailored to meet the unique needs of businesses at every stage.
Here’s how we can support you:

  • Corporate Governance: Establishing structures for compliance and decision-making.
  • Contracts: Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating agreements with precision.
  • Employment Law: Crafting policies and contracts that align with regulations.
  • Intellectual Property Protection: Safeguarding your business’s valuable assets.
  • Dispute Resolution: Resolving conflicts efficiently to minimize impact.
Not sure where to start?  Contact Us to explore the best solutions for your business.

FEATURED SERVICE SPOTLIGHT

Corporate Reorganizations: Reshape Your Business for Success

Restructuring your business can unlock new opportunities for growth and efficiency. At Beganyi, we specialize in designing custom strategies that balance operational needs with tax advantages.

  • Evaluate your current structure and identify opportunities for improvement.
  • Collaborate with accountants and financial advisors to ensure seamless transitions.
  • Implement solutions that align with your long-term goals.
With years of expertise in corporate law and tax strategy, we provide forward-thinking solutions that set your business up for success.

QUALITIES TO LOOK FOR IN A CORPORATE LAWYER

What Makes a Trusted Legal Partner?

Choosing the right corporate lawyer is essential to your business’s success. Here’s what to look for:

  • Specialized Expertise: Experience in corporate law and a proven track record of success.
  • Clear Communication: Complex legal concepts explained in plain, actionable terms.
  • Responsiveness: Reliable, timely updates on your legal matters.
  • Strategic Insight: Solutions that don’t just address challenges but anticipate them.
At Beganyi, we pride ourselves on being more than legal advisors—we’re your partners in success.

WHY CHOOSE US?

Your Business Deserves Expert Legal Support

Legal challenges don’t have to slow you down. Whether you’re launching a new venture, restructuring, or resolving a dispute, our expertise is here to guide you every step of the way.

Contact Us today to schedule a consultation with an experienced corporate lawyer in Mississauga & the GTA

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BUSINESS LAW

We represent many growing and established businesses in all sectors.

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WILLS & ESTATE PLANNING

We can work with you to organize your financial affairs in such a way so as to minimize your taxes.

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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE

Whether you are a first time home buyer or an experienced residential real estate investor, we can assist you with closing.

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MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Whether you are looking to buy or sell a business we have the experience to assist you with your transactions.

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

From your initial intent to purchase to the drafting of commercial real estate contracts and lease agreements.

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CONSULTATION

Schedule a consultation now and let us help you with your legal issues.

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Testimonials

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

I've referred many of my clients to Beganyi Professional Corporation, and I'm always blown away by the depth of legal knowledge that Ladislav brings to the table when it comes to helping people with the purchase or sale of their property. His customer service is top-notch as well; you'll never feel like an inconvenience if your question doesn't have a quick answer! I would highly recommend that you retain Ladislav for your next home purchase or sale.
Michal Cybin

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ’S

What safety measures have you adopted for residential real estate closings in light of COVID-19?
The safety of our staff and clients is our number one priority. We are an entirely virtual firm. The Law Society of Ontario has permitted lawyers to meet with their clients virtually via videoconference, including verifying a client’s identity. All closing documents are signed and reviewed with our clients in their homes’ comfort and safety. If possible, closing funds are wired to the other firm or directly deposited. If you’re purchasing, we work with the seller’s lawyer to ensure that the property’s keys are left in a secured lock-box at the property. The lock-box combination will be made available to you after closing. Our reporting to you after closing is prepared digitally and emailed to you.
Residential real estate lawyers are a vital part of buying or selling a home. You should hire a real estate lawyer involved as early as when you make up your mind to purchase a new home or put your residential property up for sale. This way, they can protect your interests from inception and help you take on a real estate transaction’s challenges.
While it is possible to sell a property and buy a new one on the same day, our firm does not recommend it. Typically a home sale will not close before 2 p.m. and sometimes not until nearly 5:00 p.m. If you need funds from the sale to finance the purchase, any delays in the sale could delay the closing of your purchase. In the worst-case scenario, you may default on the purchase and lose your deposit. We recommended that your property purchase occur a day or two before the sale. To finance the new property’s purchase before the old one’s sale, you can arrange for a bridge loan. A bridge loan allows you to purchase the new property by obtaining a short-term bank loan against your existing property’s equity. When you sell your existing property, you repay the bridge loan. While there is some small cost in interest and bank fees in using a bridge loan, the peace of mind and the additional security it delivers are often well worth the price.
Yes. In Ontario, only a lawyer can register title transfer documents. Moreover, a lawyer is there to protect you throughout the transaction. A lawyer will ensure that you understand your rights and obligations and ensure that you receive a good title to the property you are purchasing.
Absolutely. An offer to purchase is a legal contract that becomes binding on both the buyer and the seller once signed. You need to understand what you are signing. A lawyer can assist you with explaining your rights and obligations to you. A lawyer can also suggest changes to the contract that will protect you, help you avoid difficulties, and ensure that your interest is protected.
To obtain a mortgage, you need to have at least a 5% down payment available to purchase your property. A “down payment” is the amount of your own money you put towards buying a property. However, if you have less than 20% saved, the mortgage is considered a high ratio mortgage. It will need to be insured by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) for a bank to lend you money for the purchase. If you do not have at least 5% of the down-payment available, you cannot obtain a mortgage from a regular lender as the mortgage will not be insured by CMHC.
Two or more people may own property as tenants-in-common. In such an instance, each owner has a divided percentage interest in the property ownership. The ownership interest held by each owner does not have to be equal. When parties hold the title as tenants-in-common, a right of survivorship does not exist. On the owner’s death, the deceased ownership share forms part of the deceased’s estate.
Unless the purchase and sale agreement provides to the contrary, a buyer may assign the Agreement to another person without the seller’s consent.
It is quite common for two or more people to hold title to a property as joint tenants. In law, a joint tenancy is a form of ownership where two or more people owning a property together have an equal and undivided right to keep or dispose of the property. When joint tenants own a property, the interest of a deceased owner gets transferred to the remaining surviving owners by the right of survivorship. For example, if three joint tenants own a property and one of them dies, the two remaining tenants will obtain and hold a one-half share of the property.
Title insurance is a product that protects your (or a lender’s) ownership interest in a property against losses incurred as a result of undetected or unknown defects. For example, a title insurance may protect you if you discover, after closing, that a part of your garden shed encroaches onto your neighbours property and your neighbour is now demanding that the shed be removed. A policy may also provide coverage for certain other off-title risks, such as real property tax arrears. However, it is important to know that the risks must exist as of the policy date and be unknown to you. If the risks arises after the policy date or the insurer determines you were aware of the risk prior to the policy date, the insurer will likely deny coverage.

The courts have considered the term “more or less” on several occasions. Generally, the term is meant to protect the seller from a minor discrepancy in the property’s dimensions but will not protect the seller from a substantial discrepancy or outright fraud. In such instances, the buyer may be able to terminate the transaction.

If you’re the buyer and are relying on the dimensions to be accurate, you may want to delete the term “more or less” to require the seller to provide a precise measurement of the property.

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