Helping Individuals & Businesses with Immigration & Legal Solutions
Specialized Immigration Services
Legal Matters We Handle
Godwit Law
Over 7 Years of Experience. Trusted Legal Support That Puts People First.
At Godwit Law, immigration is at the heart of what we do. With over 7 years of combined experience, our licensed Canadian legal professionals help individuals, families, and businesses navigate Canada’s legal system with clarity and confidence.
Our team has successfully handled thousands of matters — from permanent residency and spousal sponsorships to family law and real estate transactions. We tailor strategies to each client, offering strong advocacy and timely, transparent guidance.
We’re proud to serve clients from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds through a multilingual team that ensures effective communication every step of the way. With affordable flat-rate pricing and no hidden fees, our goal is to deliver positive outcomes — and peace of mind.
Clients trust us for reliable legal representation and a smooth immigration process in Canada.
Memberships
Cases We’ve Won
Real outcomes. Real stories. Here are just a few examples of how we’ve helped clients navigate difficult legal challenges — and win.
Express Entry Success After Repeated Rejections
Spousal Sponsorship Approved After Procedural Refusal
PR Secured While Resolving Custody Dispute
Refugee Appeal Victory After Border Denial
Also serving Clients Across the U.S.–Canada Border
We work with individuals and families throughout key U.S. states looking to visit, study, work, or immigrate to Canada.
- Ontario
- Quebec
- Nova Scotia
- New Brunswick
- Manitoba
- British Columbia
- Prince Edward Island
- Saskatchewan
- Alberta
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- New York: (Buffalo, Plattsburgh, New York City)
- Michigan: (Detroit, Ann Arbor, Troy)
- Minnesota: (Minneapolis, St. Paul, International Falls)
- Ohio: (Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati)
- Illinois (Cities: Chicago, Rockford)
- Washington (Cities: Seattle, Bellingham)
- Vermont (Cities: Burlington, Montpelier)
- Massachusetts (Cities: Boston, Springfield)
Trusted by Hundreds of Happy Clients
Read over 500 five-star Google reviews from people we’ve proudly served.
Frequently Asked Questions
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01 What is the difference between a mutual divorce and a contested divorce?
A mutual divorce is when both parties agree on all issues, while a contested divorce involves disagreements that may require court intervention. -
02 How long does it take to get a divorce in Ontario?
An uncontested divorce can take a few months, while contested cases may take longer depending on the complexity. -
03 Do I need a separation agreement before divorcing?
Not always, but having one can clarify rights and obligations, making the divorce process smoother. -
04 Can one lawyer represent both spouses in a divorce?
No. Each spouse must have their own lawyer for independent legal advice. -
05 Are separation agreements legally binding?
Yes. If properly drafted and signed with legal advice, they are enforceable in court. -
06 Do I need a lawyer to buy or sell property in Ontario?
Yes. Ontario law requires a lawyer to handle the legal transfer of property ownership. -
07 How early should I hire a lawyer during my transaction?
As soon as possible, ideally before signing any agreements, so we can review the terms and protect your interests.
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