Real Estate

If you’ve been watching the Ontario real estate market, you’ve probably seen listings described as “power of sale” properties. They often generate a lot of interest (sometimes because buyers assume they’re getting a deal, and sometimes because agents market them that way). But power of sale properties come with real complexity, and the distinction between…

We get this question fairly often (usually from couples who bought a home before they were married, or from someone who wants to add a family member to the property they own). The short answer is yes, it’s possible to add someone to the title in Ontario without refinancing. But there are a few things…

You’ve signed the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. The movers are booked. You’ve given your landlord notice. And then (a week before closing) something goes wrong. This scenario is more common than most buyers and sellers expect, and it’s one of the most stressful situations we help clients navigate. The good news is that understanding…

If you’re buying a condominium in Ontario, your Agreement of Purchase and Sale almost certainly includes a condition allowing you to review the status certificate. You often have up to ten days to do it, and if you don’t like what you see, you can often walk away. But here’s the thing: a status certificate…

For businesses across Ontario, success depends on having strong, enforceable agreements in place. Whether you’re signing a service contract or negotiating a commercial lease, unclear wording or missing terms can quickly lead to expensive disputes. At Jeffrey Murray Law, we know that business litigation is usually a sign that something went wrong at the drafting…

Helping a parent sell their home can bring up a mix of emotions. There’s often family history tied to the house, and the process can feel overwhelming. Many adult children aren’t sure where to start or what legal steps to take to keep everything on track. If you’re helping your mom, dad, or another aging…