by Shaneka Shaw Taylor | Dec 22, 2020 | Featured, Legal Issues
If you have ever considered how the law deals with tenants in common who are parties to a co-ownership agreement, during a partition and sale of a property, look no further. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently addressed the issue in Krizans v. Skurdelis....
by Connie Jeske Crane | Nov 29, 2019 | Featured, News
A couple of Gen Z university pals want to dive into the market together and get a two-bedroom downtown condo and they’ve asked you to be their agent. A multi-generational family solicits your help to suss out a duplexed house in the suburbs. Three urban seniors,...
by Shaneka Shaw Taylor | Nov 6, 2019 | Featured, Legal Issues
When parties co-own real property as joint tenant or tenants-in-common, it can become messy really quickly when one of those parties wants to opt out of the co-ownership but the other does not. Matters can get even more complicated when one party is unable or...
by Kelly Putter | Aug 22, 2017 | Featured, News
As a self-described serial renter, Andy Stark thought home ownership was a tad out of reach for his family of four in the tony Leslieville neighbourhood of Toronto he currently calls home. The 53-year-old George Brown College instructor had been thinking of taking the...
