Your lawyer, typically $800 to $1,500 for a residential file, holds your deposit in a trust account and closes the purchase through Information Services Corporation, and any last-minute email claiming their banking details changed should be treated as suspicious until you verify it by calling the office directly.
Never wire funds based on instructions received only by email, and be especially cautious around your possession date, when fraudsters know a large transfer is imminent and time their fake instructions to match.
If something feels off, call your lawyer's office using a number from their letterhead or website, not a number provided in the suspicious message itself, before you send anything.
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