
Real Estate
We assist with residential and commercial property transactions, mortgages, and commercial real estate matters. Sarnia clients often need help with purchases, sales, refinancing, and closing documents.
Learn more about Real EstateWe're now J. Amelia Law Professional Corporation, rebranding from JTM LAW. Read the announcement.
Serving Sarnia, Ontario
Need a lawyer in Sarnia, Ontario? J. Amelia Law helps individuals, families, and business owners with legal services under Ontario law. Led by Joe Amelia, owner and lead lawyer, our firm provides practical support for property matters, estate planning, and business documents.
Practice areas in Sarnia

We assist with residential and commercial property transactions, mortgages, and commercial real estate matters. Sarnia clients often need help with purchases, sales, refinancing, and closing documents.
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We help with estate planning, wills, powers of attorney, and estate administration. Families in Sarnia often want to make sure their affairs are organized and their wishes are clear.
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We support business formation, contracts, and commercial advice. Sarnia business owners often need legal help with incorporations, agreements, and contract review.
Learn more about Corporate & BusinessWe serve clients in Sarnia, Point Edward, Bright's Grove, Corunna, and surrounding Lambton County communities. J. Amelia Law offers clear legal advice for people who want a dependable lawyer they can speak with directly.
Clients choose J. Amelia Law for practical legal advice, straightforward communication, and Ontario-focused service tailored to each file.
Sarnia clients often deal with residential homes, waterfront property concerns, business contracts, estate planning, and family law documents. We provide service for clients in Sarnia and the surrounding area.
If you need a lawyer in Sarnia, contact J. Amelia Law today.
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Tell us what is happening, and we will walk you through legal options, timing, and next steps under Ontario law.