Question: I have a client who wants to sell her home. Her husband has a recent Alzheimer’s diagnosis. His new doctor won’t write a letter for the lawyer to give …
Brokerage Listing: Multiple Representation and Designated Representation
This is the Multiple Representation and Designated Representation paragraph: “3. MULTIPLE REPRESENTATION AND DESIGNATED REPRESENTATION: The Seller understands and acknowledges where both the Seller and buyer are represented by a …
Buyer: Notice of Revocation
With the new TRESA legislation, we now have lots of new Forms. Here’s Form 108 Notice of Revocation: “Pursuant to the following term of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale …
Pursue Various Avenues for Financing
Question: Can a Mutual Release be sent before the deposit cheque is given in? Offer is conditional on mortgage financing. This is the day after acceptance and deposit cheque is …
Family Estate Planning: Brother and Sister at Odds
Question: Daughter has a Power of Attorney (POA) over her mother. She just found out her brother has put himself on title with the mother on her house a few …
Agent Signing for Client
Question: Can a Realtor sign paperwork related to listing and/or buying/selling real estate on behalf of their buyer or seller if the client asks/directs them to? Answer: I suppose it …
Power of Attorney For Personal Care
This is the Form for the Power of Attorney for Personal Care published by the Province: Power of Attorney for Personal Care (Made in accordance with the Substitute Decisions Act, …
Power of Attorney For Assets
This is the Form for the Power of Attorney for Assets published by the Province: Power of Attorney for Assets Continuing Power of Attorney for Property (Made in accordance with …
Power of Attorney for Assets: Risks
A general power of attorney (POA) for assets in Ontario grants someone (referred to as the “attorney” or “agent”) the authority to make decisions and manage your financial and property …
Power of Attorney for Assets
In Ontario, a Power of Attorney for Assets is a legal document that allows an individual, referred to as the “grantor” or “donor,” to appoint someone else, known as the …
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