In my last blog, we explored on how to pull a parcel register without a PIN (Property Identification Number) via ONLAND.

A judgment has been awarded to you, but the money hasn't arrived, yet. We've discussed the option of Garnishment in my previous blog.

As the first point of contact for our firm, I receive numerous calls from potential clients seeking legal advice and assistance with respect to estates and wills.

In Smith v. Bechtel, 2026 ONSC 975, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice considered whether an unsigned draft will prepared by a lawyer could be treated as a valid will under s. 21.1 of the Succession Law Reform Act.

When garnishment isn't enough to recover a debt, initiating a land sale offers a powerful enforcement remedy. This guide walks through the detailed process of preparing for and executing a sheriff's sale of a debtor's property, from the mandatory waiting period to gathering essential documentation like parcel registers, mortgage statements, and certified appraisals.

I've recently become a big fan of the British drama Downton Abbey which ran for six series (or ‘seasons' for us North American folk) from 2010 to 2015, plus five Christmas specials and three feature films.

Are you investigating property ownership or searching for uncovered claims, liens or encumbrances in Ontario? The province's land registration services are ONLY available online through ONLAND.

For Estates litigators, the date of the Deceased person's death is perhaps the key piece of information we need to get from a potential client. That date is relevant for many purposes...

When a loved one passes away, many family caregivers wonder if they can be compensated for the time and effort they devoted to providing care. Ontario courts have established that while compensation is possible, it is far from automatic and often smaller than families anticipate. Understanding what factors courts consider and why many claims fail can help caregivers protect their rights and set realistic expectations.