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Haute Couture Planning

What Valentino can teach us about Trusts, Privacy, and Estate planning In fashion, Valentino is known for precision and restraint. In estate planning, the same principles apply. This article explores how trusts offer pri...
Jan 2026
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The Struggle Is Real: When Financing Falls Apart

Buying real estate can feel a bit like dating—full of excitement, big dreams, and the constant hope that everything works out. But just like in dating...
Jan 2026
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The Clock Starts at Drafting

Ontario’s 15-Year Limitation on Negligent Will Drafting As we head into the New Year, many of us take stock of what matters most, making it an ideal time to review your Will, especially in light of a recent...
Jan 2026
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Divorcing in Ontario?

Your Will Didn’t Get the Memo When it is recommended to change Wills and POA's post divorce.
Jan 2026
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Tarion Delayed Closing Compensation:

The Rules, The Limits, and The "Unavoidable" Exceptions A brief article on the Tarion Delayed Closing Compensation available in certain circumstances for new build/pre construction home buyers.
Jan 2026
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Occupancy Fees: Because Owning a Condo Would Be Too Simple

occupancy fees; when they apply and when they do not.
Jan 2026
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When Will a Family Court Protect a Child’s Identity and When Will It Not?

Family court proceedings are generally open to the public. Courtrooms are accessible, and written decisions are often published online. This openness ...
Jan 2026
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Quick Tips for Your Next Commercial Real Estate Purchase

Commercial real estate involves properties used for business purposes and can offer strong income and growth potential. Buyers should confirm the sell...
Jan 2026
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Environmental Law Considerations When Leasing Space for Childcare Centres

Leasing commercial space for childcare centres in Ontario requires more than just meeting zoning and licensing rules. Tenants must also consider envir...
Jan 2026
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Toronto’s Escalating Luxury Land Transfer Tax

Preparing for the April 2026 MLTT Hikes Explanation of new increases to Land Transfer Tax for Toronto properties over $3 million
Jan 2026
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Imputing Income Part VII

Grossing Up for Tax Special or unusual income tax treatment can lead to income being imputed to a payor by way of grossing up income for support purposes. The seventh art...
Dec 2025
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Understanding Bill 60:

Key Changes to Ontario’s Landlord-Tenant Laws Bill 60 represents a major shift in Ontario’s rental housing laws, reshaping the landlord-tenant relationship with a focus on faster dispute resolutio...
Dec 2025
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Know Your Options as an Estate Trustee:

Should You Informally or Formally Pass Accounts? Duty of An Estate Trustee An Estate Trustee has the responsibility of ascertaining and collecting assets, paying debts and estate expenses, and making...
Dec 2025
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Clause Encounters of the Legal Kind

Defining the Client Discuss the need to clearly identify and define who the "Client" is in a contract. Use the decision SS&C Technologies Canada Corp. v The Bank of New Y...
Nov 2025
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Navigating Family Court

What to expect at a Case Conference and Settlement Conference Starting a family law case can be overwhelming, with so many new terms and processes it can be easy to get lost in the maze of legalese. Your lawyer m...
Nov 2025
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What Happens When a Seller Dies Before the Closing Date in a Real Estate Sale?

It’s every homebuyer’s nightmare. You’ve finally found your dream home, signed the paperwork, and started counting down to closing day, only to receiv...
Nov 2025
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The Deposit Diaries

What Really Happens When Real Estate Transactions Go Sideways in Ontario Buying a home should be a very exciting time. You find the one, sign the papers, and start planning where the couch will go. You may even add a proud...
Nov 2025
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Who Is Responsible for Snow and Ice Removal in a Residential Tenancy

In the Winter, the likelihood of a slip and fall accident goes up dramatically due to snow and ice accumulation. Whether it is a slippery sidewalk, r...
Oct 2025
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Ontario Social Clubs: Countdown to Automatic Dissolution

With the Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (ONCA) in force since October 19, 2021, non-share capital social clubs were automatically continued u...
Oct 2025
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Court Upholds Buyer Rights in Real Estate Dispute

Key Lessons on Contract Termination and Breach The Ontario Superior Court ruled in favor of the buyers in a dispute with a builder over a townhouse purchase. Although the buyers missed payment dead...
Oct 2025
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Ontario Announces Conditional GST/HST Rebate

For New Homes and First-Time Home Buyers only The Ontario government announced that it will introduce a First Time Home Buyer rebate for pre construction new homes for the 8% provincial portion of...
Oct 2025
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Can a Homeowner Claim Ownership of a Parkland?

What the Supreme Court Says About Squatters' Rights and Municipal Parkland. Adverse possession, commonly known as squatters’ rights, is a legal doctrine that allows a person to acquire ownership of land by using it openly, con...
Oct 2025
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Do I really need a lawyer for my separation?

A lawyer can help you avoid costly mistakes and make sure you have an agreement that is clear, enforceable and is tailored to your unique situation. ...
Oct 2025
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Will Power Across Borders:

“Why You Need More Than Just One Will” A multi-jurisdictional Will is your best legal passport when your assets start collecting stamps. Imagine this: You are a dual citizen like I am. You ...
Oct 2025
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