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- Mortgages in Ontario: A Deep Dive into Real Estate Law
The cornerstone of homeownership is undoubtedly the mortgage. This financial instrument allows individuals and families to acquire property by providing a loan secured against the property itself. However, the legal intricacies surrounding mortgages can be complex and daunting for those unfamiliar w … Read more »
- Estate Planning Considerations for Ontario Cottage Owners
The family cottage is often more than a property; it is a cherished retreat and a significant asset. However, transferring ownership can be complex and fraught with potential challenges and emotional implications. This blog will explore cottage ownership and the pivotal role of estate planning in fa … Read more »
- Inheritances vs. Gifts: A Comparative Analysis
The transfer of assets between generations is a cornerstone of estate planning. While both inheritances and gifts involve the conveyance of property, they differ significantly in terms of timing, tax implications, and legal considerations. This article provides a comprehensive overview of these dist … Read more »
- The Consequences of Dying Intestate with Minor Beneficiaries
Dying without a will, also known as intestacy or dying intestate, can have significant implications, particularly when there are minor children involved. In Ontario, the provincial Succession Law Reform Act governs how an estate is distributed when a person dies without a valid will. Therefore, unde … Read more »
- An Overview of Passing of Accounts in Ontario
The role of an estate trustee in Ontario is complex and demanding, mainly as estate administration is not always a quick process. A core responsibility of estate trustees is the meticulous management of the deceased’s assets and liabilities. Central to this role is the process of “passing accounts,” … Read more »