When a real estate offer is accepted, it often feels like the biggest step is done. The agreement is signed, the closing date is set, and the countdown begins. But between that accepted offer and the day the keys change hands, there’s quite a bit happening behind the scenes.

Still, there are a few persistent myths about what law clerks actually do - especially in the real estate world. So let’s clear a few things

June 30th is one of the busiest closing days of the year. It’s the end of the month, the end of the quarter, and many parties are working hard to meet deadlines. On paper, it sounds efficient. In practice, it’s often the opposite.

When co-owning property in Ontario, you can choose between two legal structures: Joint Tenancy and Tenancy in Common.

When buying a property in Ontario, one of the significant closing costs to plan for is the land transfer tax (LTT).

In Ontario, both law clerks and paralegals play essential roles within the legal system.