Bezreh Law Professional Corporation

Wills, Probate & Real Estate Lawyer in Oakville, Ontario

Clear guidance for the decisions that matter. Wills, probate, real estate and notary services for individuals and families around the GTA.

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Services available in English and Arabic · الخدمات متوفرة باللغتين الإنجليزية والعربية

Lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario Serving Oakville · Burlington · Milton · Mississauga · Hamilton

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Our Legal Services

Five focused areas of practice, handled directly by the lawyer you meet on day one.

01 Probate Step-by-step guidance settling a loved one's estate, including the Certificate of Appointment that banks and the land registry often require. 02 Wills & Estate Planning Wills and powers of attorney that put your wishes in writing: who decides, who inherits, and who cares for your children. 03 Islamic Wills A will that honours Islamic inheritance principles and complies with Ontario law, prepared and signed with a lawyer. 04 Real Estate Law Purchases, sales, and refinances across Ontario, with your questions answered before closing day. 05 Notary & Commissioner Notarizations, certified true copies and affidavits, including documents for use in Arabic-speaking countries.

Meet Your Lawyer

Osama Al-Bezreh

Barrister & Solicitor

Osama Al-Bezreh is a lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario and a member of the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association. He is bilingual in English and Arabic, and his practice focuses on wills and estates, probate and estate administration, and residential real estate. With a client-first approach, we prioritize clear communication and a careful understanding of your legal concerns.

Located in Oakville, Ontario, we serve clients in Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Mississauga, Hamilton and the surrounding areas.

Lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario

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How it begins

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Initial Meeting

Meet in person or virtually to go through the details, your wishes, and the next steps.

Signing Meeting

Once your documents are prepared, we'll meet with you to review and sign them.

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Answers before the paperwork

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Guide Do you need probate? Which assets need a court certificate, and which pass outside the estate. Read → Calculator Estate Administration Tax Estimate Ontario's probate tax on any estate value in seconds. Calculate → Checklist Named as executor? Everything an estate trustee has to do, in the order it needs doing. Read → Fees How our fees work A free first call, flat fees quoted in writing, and what is charged separately. Read →

What Clients Are Saying

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“We worked with Bezreh Law for our wills and estate planning. Osama was professional, patient, and very attentive to our family's needs. A trustworthy and reliable lawyer.”

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Do I need probate in Ontario?

It depends on the assets in the estate. Many banks and the land registry require a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee before releasing or transferring assets held in the deceased's name alone. Jointly held property and accounts with a named beneficiary usually pass outside the estate.

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What happens if I die without a will in Ontario?

Ontario's intestacy rules decide who inherits your estate, which may not match your wishes, and common-law partners are not included. Preparing a will lets you choose your estate trustee, guardians and beneficiaries.

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Can you notarize documents in Arabic?

Yes. We provide notary and commissioner services in English and Arabic, including documents intended for use in Arabic-speaking countries.

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What does a real estate lawyer do on closing day?

Your lawyer reviews and signs closing documents, transfers funds, registers the title, and confirms the keys can be released. We handle purchases, sales, and refinances across Ontario.

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