Technology is not just a tool; it can reshape how landlords and tenants communicate, manage properties and resolve disputes. Digital platforms influence these interactions, so it is crucial for both parties to be informed about their rights and options. Streamlined...
Mississauga Family Law Blog
Making sense of child support guidelines and deviations
Child support is a common yet complex topic most parents will need to work through after a divorce or separation. It is natural to have concerns and questions about supporting children from separate households, but parents should keep in mind that the purpose of child...
Overcoming communication challenges with unreasonable tenants
When conflicts arise between landlords and tenants, communication can be a major obstacle to a resolution. Whether a tenant is combative, lying or simply refusing to talk to you, as a landlord, you can take steps to protect yourself and get to the other side of a...
Addressing rental increases in Ontario
There are over one million renters in Ontario. For most of them, their rent has or is expected to increase. According to the Canadian Rental Housing Index, the average cost of rent has risen by 27 per cent since 2016. Whether you are a renter or landlord, you should...
Common-law separation mistakes to avoid
Breaking up with someone you have lived with for years can be incredibly painful and complicated. In many ways, ending a common-law relationship is quite similar to ending a marriage, but there are some ways in which this differs. If you are ending a common-law...
4 statements that can have costly consequences in a divorce
People do and say many things they might later regret when they end a marriage. Though this is not unusual, it is crucial to know that some statements you might make during this stressful time can have costly, long-lasting consequences. "Let's leave lawyers out of...
Evidence to collect when tenants damage property
As a landlord, one of the most troubling situations you can face is entering a property you have rented to someone only to discover the tenant has damaged it. Even seemingly minor issues can be expensive to repair, and significant damage can prevent you from renting...
Title issues that could threaten your home ownership
There are a lot of details to manage when it comes to buying a home. Some can be easy to overlook until something goes wrong. For example, if you are looking to purchase a home, the thought that the seller does not have the legal authority to transfer ownership to you...
Tips for creating a parenting plan that works for everyone
Even when you and your soon-to-be-ex divorce, you can still commit to parenting your child together. However, creating the right plan that allows you to do this can be difficult. Following are some tips to help you get started in the right direction. Stay out of court...
Landlords must often resolve excessive noise complaints
Landlord-tenant disputes can cover a broad range of situations. From damage to the unit to missed payments and everything in between, disputes and disagreements must be examined and handled before heated emotions escalate. One common issue centers on excessive noise...