Stephanie Sue Wan Wong in Calgary

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Stephanie received her Bachelor of Arts in economics from the University of Calgary in 2005 and her Bachelor of Laws from the University of Calgary in 2010.

Her primary areas of practice include corporate law, residential and commercial real estate, and wills and estate administration. Stephanie advises clients on a wide range of corporate matters, including incorporations, business purchases and sales, business financing, negotiating and drafting commercial agreements, unanimous shareholders agreements, and employment agreements.

She is experienced in all matters regarding real estate, including acquisitions, dispositions, financing, development, and commercial leasing. Further, Stephanie regularly assists clients in negotiating and completing cohabitation agreements, prenuptial agreements, and uncontested divorces.

Stephanie strives to provide her clients with timely, practical, and cost-effective advice. Her experiences in family law and civil litigation prior to joining KH | Dunkley Law Group give Stephanie a unique perspective in advising clients with a view toward avoiding, mitigating, managing, and responding to risks.

Our Locations

Visit our main office or make an appointment to see us at our Central or South Calgary locations.

Main Office

Our Address

  • #20, 1915 32nd Avenue NE
  • Calgary, AB T2E 7C8

Phone: 587-323-4155

Fax: 587-318-6755

Email: [email protected]

Central Office

Our Address

  • #135, 808 42 Ave S.E.
  • Calgary, AB T2G 1Y9

Phone: 587-323-4169

Fax: 587-318-6755

Email: [email protected]

By Appointment Only

South Office

Our Address

  • #300, 340 Midpark Way SE
  • Calgary, AB T2X 1P1

Phone: 587-323-4155

Fax: 587-318-6755

Email: [email protected]

By Appointment Only

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Reference Materials

Navigating Commercial Leases

Real Estate

Commercial leasing is a vital aspect of business operations, offering companies the opportunity to secure suitable spaces for their operations. While commercial leases come in all different shapes and sizes, a quality commercial lease considers the rights and obligations of both parties, to each other, as well as to any potential third-party stakeholders – such […]

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July 8, 2024
Tariq Jomaa

Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees

Real Estate

On February 29, 2024, the Government of Alberta announced increases to the Land Titles Office (LTO) registration fees, which will affect both property transfers and mortgage registrations. These changes, outlined in the 2024 Budget “Fiscal Plan 2024-27”, will have implications for individuals engaging in real estate transactions across the province. Currently, the LTO registration fees […]

Read More… from Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees

March 4, 2024
Tariq Jomaa

Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta

Real Estate

The Alberta Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 (the “Act”), came into force on December 15, 2022. The Act amends three existing Alberta statutes: the Land Titles Act, the Law of Property Act and the Limitations Act, with the effect of updating the law regarding adverse possession in order to protect registered private landowners’ property […]

Read More… from Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta

February 22, 2023
Tariq Jomaa

Commercial leasing is a vital aspect of business operations, offering companies the opportunity to secure suitable spaces for their operations. While commercial leases come in all different shapes and sizes, a quality commercial lease considers the rights and obligations of both parties, to each other, as well as to any potential third-party stakeholders – such […]

Read More… from Navigating Commercial Leases

On February 29, 2024, the Government of Alberta announced increases to the Land Titles Office (LTO) registration fees, which will affect both property transfers and mortgage registrations. These changes, outlined in the 2024 Budget “Fiscal Plan 2024-27”, will have implications for individuals engaging in real estate transactions across the province. Currently, the LTO registration fees […]

Read More… from Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees

The Alberta Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 (the “Act”), came into force on December 15, 2022. The Act amends three existing Alberta statutes: the Land Titles Act, the Law of Property Act and the Limitations Act, with the effect of updating the law regarding adverse possession in order to protect registered private landowners’ property […]

Read More… from Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta

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