Disputes arising as a result of termination of Purchase and Sales Agreements.

We know that when it comes to selling and purchasing real estate that time is of the essence. The purchase of one property is usually connected with the sale of another property. With the constant changing real estate market, contracts are often put on hold or breached. We assist both sellers and buyers understand their rights when they are faced with such a situation:

• Failure to close Real Estate Purchase: Plaintiff & Defence
• Deposit Forfeiture
• Actions for specific performance and latent defects

Partitions

Anyone with an interest in the property is entitled to the apply to the court for either it Sale and Partition. If there is no agreement as to how joint tenants and tenants in common are to deal with their shared interests in residential and or commercial properties or when a conflict arises in their relationship, or if the property was handed down by way of inheritance and one owner seeks to break the relationship and sell their share, your first point of contact to deal with such issues is our law firm, we offer assistance in issuing and defending such actions. We have a proven record of negotiating deals for our clients. Contact us today to get started:

• Partition Applications
• Assistance with Financing
• Partnership Disputes or Disputes as a result of Estate Assets

Easements, Boundary disputes, Title and Zoning Issues

We also assist with issues regarding the usage of easements and the registration of such, as well as boundary disputes concerning compliance with legal descriptions and surveyors. We want to ensure that what our client owns on paper is reflective of their property. This is crucial because it can lead to many problems down the line when our clients apply for permits to construct or reconstruct on their property. Additionally, we understand that in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, construction on adjoining properties can cause a nuisance that interferes with one's enjoyment of their property and well-being. Our lawyers are here to assist you and explain your legal options. Call us today for help with:

• Disputes resulting from construction
• Nuisance, Encroachment & Trespassing
• Title issues

Constructive & Resulting Trusts, Unjust Enrichment

If you are not the legal owner of a residential or commercial property, but feel that you should be given a share of the property due to the amount of money you contributed or the amount of time spent assisting in its maintenance and upkeep you may be entitled to an interest in the property by way of a constructive trust claim, or if you are not on title, but are the beneficial owner, you may be entitled to a resulting trust claim. At ME Law we conduct information gathering and the gathering of evidence to determine our clients rights when it comes to property ownership:

• Certificate of Pending Litigation (CPL)
• Promissiory Note claims
• Fraudulent Conveyances Act