2021 and 2021 brought significant changes to Ontario's Wills and Estates laws.

Courts in Ontario will sometimes require a Guardian of Property to obtain a bond for security as a condition of being appointed as guardian.

On January 1, 2022, a number of important changes were made to the law affecting estates and wills in Ontario. Among them, Ontario’s...

As a result of amendment to Ontario's Occupiers' Liability Act, anyone injured from slipping and falling on ice or snow in Ontario on...

The relatively small number of rules governing procedure in Ontario’s Small Claims Court promotes flexibility and lends simplicity to...

When an estate trustee’s decisions about the administration of an estate in Ontario are challenged, that sometimes includes decisions...

Shared driveways or laneways are a common feature in many urban areas, especially in older developments with a high density of...

Injuries from slipping or tripping and falling on an icy, uneven or poorly maintained surface, causing injury or even death may give rise...

When an adult loved one can no longer make decisions for themselves about their property and finances, and/or their personal care, and...

When a homeowner sells an Ontario property with an old undischarged mortgage on title but can’t find the lender, what can be done? A...