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Notes from the practice.

Ontario law as it came across the desk — criminal and civil matters, alongside the corporate, immigration, family, estates and traffic work the firm has written up over the years.

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A registered mail envelope and a folded legal notice lying on a hallway floor just inside a front door

Civil Litigation

You've been served a Notice of Sale. What the next 35 days look like

A Notice of Sale gives you thirty-five days before the lender can list your home. How to read it, what to do in week one, and what comes after.

August 22, 20269 min read

A detached brick house on a suburban Ontario street at dusk with a real estate sign on the front lawn

Civil Litigation

Power of sale in Ontario: how it works, and how to stop it

Power of sale lets an Ontario lender sell your home without a court order, on a clock set in days. Here is each step, and the four ways to stop it.

August 18, 202611 min read

A mortgage statement and a wall calendar on a kitchen table in a quiet Ontario home, morning light through the window

Civil Litigation

What happens if you can't pay your mortgage in Ontario

A missed mortgage payment starts a clock the Mortgages Act sets in days. Here is the sequence, what each step costs, and where you still have choices.

August 14, 202610 min read