Acquiring an interest in land can be a complex process filled with legal intricacies. Among these complexities are the cautions set out in the Land Titles Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. L.5. These cautions act as protective measures for individuals who claim an interest in land. Let's delve into the specifics of these cautions, and understand the potential liabilities involved.

Severing a joint tenancy is a legal process that changes the property from a joint tenancy arrangement to a tenancy in common. This process is particularly relevant in a matrimonial context, where a change in the relationship status may necessitate a change in the property ownership structure. The following blog post will examine the reasons for severing a joint tenancy, the considerations to be made before taking this step and the methods to effect the severance.

When it comes to legal claims for unjust enrichment made by common-law partners in Ontario, the applicable limitation periods can be somewhat complex and variable. The specific nature of the remedy sought determines the limitation period that applies, and there isn't a single, all-encompassing period that covers all unjust enrichment claims.