KPA Lawyers – August 14, 2020 A properly drafted, up-to-date Will may be one of the most important legal documents an individual can have, as it ensures that their wishes upon death are followed. Despite this reality, many people in
KPA Lawyers – July 24, 2020 Buying or selling a business is a very serious financial and legal transaction in Ontario. There are two major ways that this is commonly done: asset purchases and share purchases. Asset Purchase Agreements In
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KPA Lawyers – May 7, 2020 Ontario officials announced on Wednesday May 6th, 2020 that all emergency orders currently in effect under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act have been extended from May 12th, 2019, until at least May
KPA Lawyers – June 11, 2020 The residential development industry is strong in Ontario providing $34 billion in investment value and employing over 270,000 people across the province. As Ontario’s population grows over the next decade, more and more new
KPA Lawyers – June 20, 2020 What is a case conference? Every family law case has a case conference near the beginning of the process. A judge is involved in this type of meeting. The judge will have two primary
A loved one has died and left behind a residential property. Whether you are the estate trustee, a beneficiary or a joint owner in the property, you may be wondering what happens now. How real property in Ontario is handled
KPA Lawyers – June 23, 2020 https://youtu.be/-wcqt9zQOXQ The first step in a court case is to file an Application. The Application tells the Court and your ex-partner the issues that you are asking the Court to decide and the orders
https://youtu.be/UoyW9hpYM-4 It is not uncommon for first-time homebuyers to have a co-signer on their mortgage. Having said that, if you are a first-time homebuyer, having a co-signer could impact the first-time homebuyers land transfer tax rebate available to you. My
KPA Lawyers – June 20, 2020 In Ontario, all builders must register new build houses, condominiums and townhomes with the Tarion Warranty Corporation (“Tarionâ€), which is the corporation responsible for administering the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act (the “Actâ€).
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