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If you are planning to buy a home or investment property in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), working with an experienced real estate lawyer is essential. Whether you are located in Scarborough, North York, or Etobicoke, or nearby cities such as Mississauga, Brampton, or Vaughan, professional legal guidance ensures a smooth and compliant property transaction. […]
Read MoreIf you own land or are purchasing property in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), you may wonder about how someone else might claim rights over a piece of your land through a doctrine called “adverse possession.” For properties in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, North York, Scarborough, Vaughan, Richmond Hill and Oakville, understanding this area of property […]
Read MoreWhen you own land or prepare to purchase property in the GTA, easements are a legal concern that shouldn’t be ignored. An easement grants a party the right to use another person’s land for a defined purpose such as a driveway, utility line or access route but with those rights come important maintenance responsibilities. Homeowners […]
Read MoreBuying a home in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is a significant investment. Understanding the legal details of your mortgage agreement is crucial. Mortgage contracts are comprehensive documents that include clauses affecting your financial obligations and property rights. Fully understanding these clauses can save you from unexpected costs and disputes. For homebuyers in Toronto, Mississauga, […]
Read MoreWhen you own real estate in Ontario and you pass away, the process of transferring the property often involves probate, which can add significant cost and delay. For residents, the role of a real estate lawyer is crucial for navigating these issues and ensuring that property transfers are handled properly. One important but often overlooked […]
Read MoreMany homeowners in Toronto consider adding their children to the title of their property to simplify estate planning or avoid probate. While this may seem like a convenient option, the legal reality is more complicated. A key principle to understand in these situations is the presumption of resulting trust, which can affect real estate ownership […]
Read MoreNavigating Homeownership in a Challenging Market Toronto’s real estate market continues to challenge buyers with high prices, tight inventory, and evolving mortgage rules. For those entering the market, the federal mortgage stress test remains a significant hurdle in obtaining financing. While the test was originally introduced to protect borrowers, it remains relevant and increasingly important […]
Read MoreOwning property with someone else in Toronto can offer shared opportunities but also potential risks. If the property is held as a joint tenancy, when one of the owners passes away, their interest automatically transfers to the surviving owner through the right of survivorship. However, if one co-owner decides they no longer want that automatic […]
Read MoreWhen you tour a home for sale in Toronto, the finishes, like paint colour, flooring style, and kitchen design, often catch your eye first. Equally important are the appliances, built-in shelving, mirrors, and light fixtures. These items can carry hidden negotiation points. You need to know whether they are included in the sale or if […]
Read MoreHelping children purchase a home is a generous act, but when those funds are advanced by a parent with the expectation of repayment, the legal complexities can be significant. If you have lent or gifted money to a child for a property purchase, engaging a real estate lawyer in Toronto is essential to protect your […]
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