Generally, a buyer and seller will not consult a lawyer until they have entered into an agreement for the purchase and sale of a property.
Sometimes, you may need to refinance your mortgage due to the fluctuations in the marketplace, such as changes in interest rates, or when you consider the amount of equity you may have in your property.
You may be considering co-owning a property with a relative, close friend or your spouse. Whether it’s an investment property or your first home, it is important to clearly understand what the obligations and interests will be under the ownership structure you plan to enter into.
Title transfer involves the transfer of land ownership from one person to another. It is one of the most fundamental steps in the Purchase and Sale of a Residential Property.
At Shield Law, our team can assist both landlords and tenants in resolving their dispute issues. In Alberta, there are a number of avenues open to you to resolve a tenancy dispute.
If your property is undergoing a foreclosure, you may be entitled to a portion of the proceeds of the sale of that property under the exemptions provided under the Civil Enforcement Act and The Civil Enforcement Regulations of Alberta. If your principal residence is forcibly sold, for example, you may be entitled up to $40,000.00 of the proceeds from the forced sale.
You may want to have a lawyer draft your commercial lease. Whether you need a double net lease or a triple net lease drafted, our office can assist you in creating a final lease agreement.
