The short answer: The most common estate planning mistakes in Ontario are not having a will, not updating it after major life changes, failing to name beneficiaries on eligible accounts, not planning for incapacity with a power of attorney, and not talking to family about your plan. Avoiding them...

In Ontario, notary services can streamline many of your legal and official document needs. Under Ontario law, only notary publics are authorized to perform affirmations, witness signatures, and certify that a document is a true copy.A notary public ensures that all legal processes comply with the...

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 As a real estate investor or agent, you may get questions about title of a property and how that af...

Owning real estate with an investment partner is a popular choice among real estate investors, but this strategy comes with its own set of challenges. While there are many advantages to sharing ownership of properties with a partner, clear communication in agreements is the true key to success.
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When purchasing property in Ontario, buyers need to be aware of the land transfer tax, a significant cost that can add thousands to your purchase price.What is land transfer tax?In Ontario, the land transfer tax is a fee you pay to the provincial government when you acquire real estate. It’s calc...