Most of us will need a mortgage when purchasing a property in Ontario. You must have a down payment from your savings and then borrow the difference from a lending…
At MBLAW, we understand that navigating the intricacies of immigration law can be a daunting task for many. The myriad of visa types and the various statuses that one can…
The clause “as is” in a real estate transaction refers to a disclaimer to the purchaser that the seller is not providing any warranties or guarantees with respect to the…
Real estate agents are entrusted with helping to find a perfect home or selling a home for top dollar in all types of market conditions. They are also responsible for…
For many people wanting to immigrate to Canada, the term “National Occupational Classification” or “NOC” might be unfamiliar. Yet, understanding the NOC system is crucial for the immigration process. MBLAW,…
An Assignment sale transaction is where the original buyer (the Assignor) sells to another buyer (the Assignee) the rights to take over the Agreement of Purchase and Sale before the…
Canada, a nation celebrated for its multiculturalism and welcoming environment, has one of the most structured and comprehensive immigration systems in the world. Each year, mane individuals and families venture…
If you ask several real estate lawyers should we close our purchase and sale transaction on the same day, most would say that it is not a good idea as…
The Immigration process might appear like a vast maze with various turns and decisions to be made for many people dreaming of a new life in Canada. Notarization holds a…
Recently there has been a lot of debate about whether a person who has come to Canada under a CUAET program would be granted the right to purchases property in…
Immigration process is a complex journey that requires tremendous amount of paperwork and intricate details. This is particularly true when it comes to immigrating to Canada. While the process might…
As a parent, one of your primary responsibilities is to ensure the well-being and security of your minor children. One crucial aspect of this responsibility that is often overlooked is…
