Real estate closings by Giardino Law, from our downtown Edmonton office. Guaranteed remote signing, a final all-in quote, and an experienced lawyer guiding your next move.
You never come to our office — sign from anywhere in Alberta by video.
Giardino Law practises from 218, 10113-104 Street NW. Ask our office about an in-person appointment. Available signing arrangements and any related charges are confirmed for your file.
Remote signing is guaranteed for your Alberta closing. We arrange your video appointment, required identity checks and any paper-original delivery and return. Your lawyer explains the documents and answers questions before you sign.
That preference taught us something we now apply across Alberta: the home signing isn't a fallback for people far from a law office. It's simply the better meeting for most files. The full walkthrough is on how it works.
Giardino Law coordinates your legal closing from intake through completion. You submit an intake from your phone or laptop; a lawyer reviews it during office hours; your flat fee is confirmed in writing before any work begins; and your file opens immediately once you confirm. Our office confirms the next steps and available ways to receive updates. Call 780-473-7779 for a time-sensitive question or to confirm the current status.
A lawyer is responsible for legal advice, document review and signing arrangements. That's not a marketing line — it's the structure of the practice, and it's the same whether you sign downtown or in your own living room.
The file is opened and everything needed is gathered.
Title search, adjustments, every document readied.
Meet the lawyer by video — or at the office, on request.
Funds transfer, title registers, the keys are released.
The household upgrading homes. Selling one place and buying another, often with possession dates uncomfortably close together. Both files run under one roof, with one lawyer coordinating the funds and the timing — and both signings happen at your table, scheduled around the move.
The seller who has already left the city. If you have moved for work or family, tell us where you will be. Your lawyer confirms the available signing and document-delivery arrangements for that location.
The refinancer. A new mortgage on a home you already own shouldn't cost you a workday. The whole file runs remotely, with the same written flat fee before anything starts.
The first-time buyer. If this is your first closing, the signing meeting is where everything should finally click. Ours runs at your pace, with the lawyer walking through each document — and our free calculator at /your-closing-cost shows you an itemized estimate in about a minute, no email required.
Costing it out: Alberta has no provincial land transfer tax. The Alberta Land Titles office charges a registration levy of $50 plus $5 per $5,000 of value, effective October 20, 2024 (source: alberta.ca, verified June 2026). Our final all-in quote includes disbursements, tax and applicable charges — the structure is explained on pricing, and the same service runs province-wide, from Calgary to Fort McMurray.
The firm practises from 218, 10113-104 Street NW in downtown Edmonton. Ask about an in-person appointment; our office confirms the available signing arrangements and any related charges for your file.
Remote signing is guaranteed for your Alberta closing. We arrange your video appointment, required identity checks and any paper-original delivery and return.
An all-in quote with disbursements included, confirmed in writing before any work begins. Get an instant itemized estimate at /your-closing-cost — free, no email required. Note that Alberta has no provincial land transfer tax; Land Titles charges a registration levy of $50 plus $5 per $5,000 of value (effective October 20, 2024; source: alberta.ca, verified June 2026).
Your intake is reviewed by a lawyer during office hours, and the file opens immediately once you confirm. Our office confirms the next steps and available ways to receive updates. Call 780-473-7779 for a time-sensitive question or to confirm the current status. Typical Alberta closings run four to eight weeks from agreement to possession.
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Last reviewed: June 2026.