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What Happens If Your Common Law Partner Passes Without a Will?
Regardless of the number of years a common law couple has been together, the common law partners are not treated the same as those who are legally married and therefore do not have the same property rights as their married counterparts. In the province of Ontario, if a common law partner passes without a will,…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Having a Will Drafted
You have probably heard that it’s important to have a will. However if you are young, don’t have a lot of assets, or haven’t started a family yet, you may be wondering if having a will drafted is really necessary just yet. The fact is, there are many benefits to drafting a will now –…
Read MoreIssues with Commercial Leases: How Can We Help You
Many commercial leases have troubles due to the number of different people and businesses involved. In fact, over time, these leases can become so convoluted that it’s challenging to keep track of who is responsible for what. It doesn’t have to be this way, though. We can help you untangle the mess and get your…
Read MoreCorporate Law
There are over 3.5 million businesses in Canada, many of which are corporations. This type of business entity offers many advantages, including limited liability protection for company shareholders, easy transfer of ownership, and attractive tax benefits. But operating a corporation also comes with specific legal responsibilities. Like most business owners, you probably think of corporate law as…
Read More5 Tips for Homebuyers to Keep in Mind When Purchasing
Purchasing a home is the largest investments that most people will make in their lives. The process can be both exciting and stressful. But having the help of the right professionals such as a good realtor and real estate lawyer can really help the process go more smoothly. If you are in the process of…
Read MoreParenting, Guardianship, Custody & Access: What Does It Mean in Family Law?
Working with the legal system to determine your time with your children can be difficult, especially when there are multiple terms to understand and adhere to. Depending on the situation you are in, the court may have appointed different schedules or custody agreements than you’re used to. Terms like custody, access and guardianship get thrown…
Read MoreCertificates of Pending Litigation: What You Need to Know
If you have a legal or financial interest in a property that is not in your name, there are many legal options available to you in order to receive the money that is rightfully owed to you back. In order for an Ontario court to grant you a certificate of pending litigation (CPL) you will…
Read MoreWhy you need to make a will even if you are young
Many individuals overlook the importance of having a will drafted. Especially the younger generations of individuals do not prioritize the drafting of a will when in reality they should. The fact is that none of us really know how long we have on this planet and almost everyone can proactively benefit from having a will. …
Read MoreWhat is the difference between joint tenancy and tenants in common when buying a home?
In Ontario, there are several different ways of taking title to a home. You could be the sole owner or own the property jointly with someone else (typically a spouse or common-law partner). The two most common ways of owning a home with another person are joint tenancy and tenancy in common. If you are…
Read MoreThe Risks and Rewards of Buying a Foreclosed Home
If you have seen a foreclosure property appear on the market lately, you may be tempted to swoop in and purchase it at a fraction of the price that you would had it been a normal sale. Although foreclosure sales are not as common in Canada as they are in the US, they sill happen…
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