If you’ve been asked to guarantee someone’s mortgage, you might be thinking, “I’m just helping out—how bad could it be?” The reality, according to Canadian […]
Buying a home or commercial property is exciting — and risky. In Ontario, the longstanding legal principle of caveat emptor, or “let the buyer beware,” […]
Separations and divorces have wide-ranging consequences. One familiar scene keeps repeating: a child gets upset at handover, the resident parent says they can’t force them […]
Recording a child during parenting time whether in person, unsupervised, or virtual is generally discouraged by courts because such recordings can harm the child, escalate […]
Courts in Canada take intimidation of self‑represented litigants (SRLs) seriously — particularly in family law, where issues of parenting, support and safety are at stake. […]
Ontario’s 2026 budget temporarily widens HST rebates on newly built homes to improve affordability and boost housing supply. The change extends benefits that were mainly […]
In today’s lending environment, we are seeing a growing and serious issue in the pre-construction condominium market: purchasers who occupied their units months ago are […]
Kamil v. Alnoor is a clear warning from the Court of Appeal: family litigation cannot be driven by non-compliance and harassing conduct. The core problem: […]
