It is important to note that even if the parties meet the legal definition of common law, this does not mean that they have any interest in the other person's property. A legal common law relationship can impose support obligations on each other. However, parties must legally be married, before a party acquires any interest in real property.
A common problem in Family Law situations is when the client sells a matrimonial home and plans to use their share of the proceeds to buy another home. his can become a nightmare if the agent is not careful!
A seemingly innocent thumbs-up emoji sent in a text message has led to unforeseen financial consequences for a farmer (Achter Land & Cattle Ltd., hereafter “Achter”) in Saskatchewan, Canada. What started as a gesture of support turned into an $82,000 liability due to a misinterpreted text message. This incident highlights the importance of clear communication in the digital age and the potential legal implications of seemingly innocuous messages.
When it comes to refinancing or taking out a mortgage, understanding the financial terms involved is crucial to making an informed decision. One common point of confusion is the difference between the advertised interest rate and the loan's annual percentage rate (APR). In this blog post, we will delve into the disparity between the interest rate and APR, why it exists, and how borrowers can use this information to compare loan options effectively.
Understanding the importance of a real estate lawyer is vital when it comes to buying or selling a home. The complexity of these transactions requires the expertise of professionals who can handle the legal intricacies with precision.
The precedent-setting case of Harkness v. Cooney, decided in 1979 at Waterloo County Court, shed light on an essential aspect of real estate transactions: the purchasers' right to a final walk-through.
