by Lydia Leroux | Feb 28, 2023 | Business Law
Local ties run deep at Larson Lawyers. Meet Lydia Leroux, our newest associate lawyer, who practices family law, wills & estates. Lydia was born and raised in Pass Lake. Her family owns an amythist mine and gift shop in Thunder Bay District. She attained her HBA...
by Rene Larson & Kady Stachiw | Dec 19, 2022 | Business Law
In 2023, having a lawyer check your Condo Status Certificate is going to be more important than ever! Professionally investigating your certificate ensures you get what you paid for in your deal. Buying a condo only to find out it did not come with a parking spot...
by Kady Stachiw | Sep 27, 2022 | Business Law
Thanks to the Rural Northern Immigration Pilot Program (RNIP), Thunder Bay has more new immigrants moving here than in many years. As a result, the real estate industry here is experiencing a need for growth. Some professionals are not aware of the challenges...
by Rene Larson & Kady Stachiw | Sep 13, 2022 | Business Law
This week we continue our series on how real estate transactions work. These are the 9 things your real estate lawyer wants you to know. In our experience, most people have questions about how a real estate transaction works. Hopefully this will answer most of those...
by Rene Larson & Kady Stachiw | Aug 23, 2022 | Business Law
Fighting It Out In Court Is A Bloodsport Where No One Wins & Costs Are Prohibitive When a real estate deal falls apart after a deposit is paid there are certain normal procedures that are followed. What happens if things don’t proceed the normal way and there is...
by Kady Stachiw | May 16, 2022 | Business Law, Real Estate
How To Know If You Flipped A House in Canada Canadian tax law leaves some room for interpretation about what is a house flip. During an audit decisions are made on a case by case basis about what constitutes flipping. That said, the major indicators of house...
