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Frequently Asked Questions
How is real estate property divided during a divorce?
Real estate division depends on the circumstances of the marriage and the property. We help ensure an equitable division that complies with Ontario family law.
What is a spousal buyout?
A spousal buyout occurs when one spouse buys the other’s share of a jointly owned property, typically during separation or divorce. We facilitate the legal and financial aspects of the transaction.
How does joint tenancy differ from tenants-in-common?
Joint tenancy involves equal ownership with survivorship rights, while tenants-in-common allows for unequal shares and no survivorship rights. We help you choose the right arrangement for your situation.
What does registering a spousal interest on title mean?
Registering a spousal interest on title protects a spouse’s claim to a property, ensuring it cannot be sold or refinanced without their consent.
Why is severing joint tenancy necessary?
Severing joint tenancy is often necessary during separation to divide ownership and avoid automatic survivorship rights. We guide you through the legal process to protect your interests.
