Journal
Plain-language reading on Ontario real estate, wills and estates, and small-business matters, drawn from what we actually see across the desk. Written by George and Alexis.
A will decides what happens after you die. Powers of attorney decide what happens while you are still here and cannot decide for yourself. Both matter.
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NOTL has its own rules on short-term accommodations. Before you sign, five things to confirm about the property and the licence.
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Snowbirds and US-resident sellers face an extra step at closing. Here is how the non-resident tax withholding works, and how we plan around it.
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Incorporating is the first step. Keeping the minute book right is what keeps the corporation real. A short primer on what actually needs to sit in that binder.
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Business owners in Ontario often need two wills, not one. Here is what dual wills actually do, when they help, and when they do not.
Read the noteMore notes on the way. If there is a Niagara real estate or estate question you want us to write about, drop us a line at info@radlaw.ca.
