Before you jump headfirst into challenging the Will of a family member you should consider whether or not you have sufficient evidence. There is a recent Ontario Superior Court case, Graham v. McNally Estate and Blais, where the Court found that the Respondent did not present sufficient evidence to show that the deceased lacked testamentary […]
CHALLENGING A FAMILY MEMBER’S WILL: WHAT ONTARIO LAW SAYS Read More »
My neighbour blocked a private road on their property and now I am unable to access my own property, what do I do? To determine your next course of action you need to understand the leading legislation behind this concept being the Road Access Act which was enacted in Ontario in 1978 with the premise
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If you are commencing a lawsuit against a unincorporated business, do you know how to name them correctly on the claim? It may sound like a simple concept but not everyone understands the process to ensure the proper business name is used or the implications of using an incorrect name. When determining what to name
WHAT’S IN A NAME? A LOT AND YOU NEED TO GET IT RIGHT! Read More »
