Why Choose Us?
Legal assistance for everyone
Reliable
Song Law Office offers reliable and cost effective legal services to individuals and businesses
Practical
Having worked in a number of firm settings, our legal team advise you on a variety of transactions.
Professional
We strive to provide professional and timely client services when we advise you on your matter.
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About Us
Why Choose Song Law Office?
Located in Calgary, Alberta, we serve clients throughout Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan who are looking to expand their business, invest in real estate, or secure financing across provincial borders. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, lender, investor, or property owner, we bring trusted legal solutions to help you achieve your goals.
Some of our areas of legal services
Practice Areas
Litigation
We provide strategic representation in legal disputes to protect your rights and interests.
Family Law
We offer compassionate guidance and advocacy for divorce, child custody, and other family-related matters.
Commercial Real Estate
We deliver comprehensive legal support for buying, selling, and leasing properties.
Residential Real Estate
We deliver comprehensive legal support for buying, selling, and leasing properties.
Business Law
We assist businesses at every stage, offering practical solutions to help them thrive and remain compliant.
Family Trust
We help establish and manage family trusts to safeguard assets for future generations.
Wills & Estate Law
We create tailored wills and estate plans to ensure your legacy is protected and properly transferred.
Banking & Financing Law
We provide comprehensive legal services in banking and finance, assisting businesses, lenders, and investors across Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.
Employment Law
We guide employers and employees through workplace disputes and compliance issues.
Notary Public
We offer prompt and reliable notary services to meet your legal documentation needs.
Latest News
Stay informed with the latest updates from Song Law. Explore legal insights, industry news, and important announcements to help you navigate family law and real estate transactions.
Our blog
Drafting a Shareholder Agreement: Why It Matters and What to Include
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Shareholder Oppression and Deprivation of Rights in Closely Held Corporations
In closely held corporations—where a small group of individuals controls both ownership and management—minority shareholders [...]
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Constructive vs. Resulting Trust: Understanding the Equitable Distinction
In the realm of equity, trusts serve as powerful tools for addressing a wide range [...]
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Promissory Notes in Alberta: What Lenders and Borrowers Should Know
Lending or borrowing money—even among friends or family—should always be backed by a written agreement. [...]
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Non-Canadians Owning Real Estate in Alberta: What You Need to Know
In recent years, the issue of foreign ownership of real estate in Canada has garnered [...]
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Mar
Granny Trust: A Powerful Tool for Non-Canadian Settlors to Transfer Tax-Free Assets to Canadian Beneficiaries
In Canada’s complex landscape of wealth transfer and estate planning, the “Granny Trust” (also known [...]
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Mar
Emergency Protection Orders in Alberta: Protecting Victims of Family Violence
Whenever there is a domestic dispute between spouses or partners and the police are called, [...]
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Jan
Commercial Transactions: What to Focus On and How Lawyers Help
Commercial transactions are crucial to the success of businesses, whether they involve the sale and [...]
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Frequently Asked Questions
This is a list of questions commonly asked by our clients. Please feel free to email us at info@songlaw.ca if you have any further concerns.
Can I get a consultation over the Phone?
While we understand your concerns about convenience and cost, we are unable to provide legal advice before you formally retain us as your lawyer. There are liability issues involved, and we must follow the intake procedure required by the Law Society of Alberta before we can offer formal legal advice. However, we can explore some options over the phone to help you understand your situation better.
How does your firm charge legal fees?
Our firm charges either a flat fee or an hourly rate, depending on the nature of the matter. As a rule of thumb, solicitor work (most transactions) is usually charged at a flat fee, while barrister work (contested or litigation-related matters) is more likely to be charged at an hourly rate. We will discuss the appropriate fee structure with you during the initial consultation.
What if something comes up in my life or I change my mind after I retain your firm?
Absolutely. In Alberta, clients are free to end the solicitor-client relationship with a lawyer at any time they wish.
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McFarlane Tower,
Suite 300, 700 – 4th Avenue SW,
Calgary, Alberta T2P 3J4