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Category: Property Law

Are Solar Easements Enforceable? – Bay Area Real Estate Law Blog

Posted on March 23, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Are Solar Easements Enforceable? – Bay Area Real Estate Law Blog
Are Solar Easements Enforceable? – Bay Area Real Estate Law Blog

We previously wrote about view easements, a question we are often asked about.  Notably, many clients believe they should have a right to view, but as our prior article discusses, the answer in that scenario is oftentimes “no.”  However, the legislature has made an effort in recent years to encourage the use of solar power,…

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Edmonton and Toronto – Investor Lawyer

Posted on March 22, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Edmonton and Toronto – Investor Lawyer
Edmonton and Toronto – Investor Lawyer

How to Make Quick Money in Canada with Creative Real Estate Investing. So, you want to be a real estate investor. But financing is a problem, so you’re not sure about getting started or whether you can continue investing. You might feel like you don’t have the money to buy now, or you want to…

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Landlord Law Newsround #380 » The Landlord Law Blog

Posted on March 21, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Landlord Law Newsround #380 » The Landlord Law Blog
Landlord Law Newsround #380 » The Landlord Law Blog

Another week and another Newsround where we bring you all the all the latest housing news and a little bit more. We heard this week that Parliament have announced that the Renters’ Rights Bill Committee Stage will be on April 22nd and 24th. This is expected to be agreed and be committed to The House….

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Key Clauses Explained by an Ontario Real Estate Lawyer

Posted on March 19, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Key Clauses Explained by an Ontario Real Estate Lawyer
Key Clauses Explained by an Ontario Real Estate Lawyer

When buying a home in Ontario, a mortgage is often necessary to secure the financing you need. However, the mortgage agreement is a complex legal document with terms and conditions that can be difficult to understand without legal knowledge. Each clause in your mortgage agreement can have significant implications on your financial future. That’s where…

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California Insurers Risk Policyholders’ Health

Posted on March 18, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on California Insurers Risk Policyholders’ Health
California Insurers Risk Policyholders’ Health

Derek Chaiken and I visited a number of burned-out homes where our clients lived until the recent Los Angeles wildfires destroyed everything they owned. Seeing firsthand the devastating aftermath and hearing the deeply emotional stories from these homeowners is heartbreaking—but what’s even worse is witnessing how some insurance companies continue to compound their customers’ trauma…

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Legislative Proposals to Strengthen the U.S. Critical Minerals Supply Chain — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — March 11, 2025

Posted on March 16, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Legislative Proposals to Strengthen the U.S. Critical Minerals Supply Chain — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — March 11, 2025
Legislative Proposals to Strengthen the U.S. Critical Minerals Supply Chain — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — March 11, 2025

Critical minerals are the backbone of modern technologies and national security, powering everything from advanced semiconductors and electric vehicle batteries to missile guidance systems and renewable energy infrastructure. As the global economy transitions to more diverse energy technologies, the demand for these essential materials has surged. Despite their vast importance and usefulness, the United States…

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Pre-Litigation Road Map for Real Estate Clients

Posted on March 15, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Pre-Litigation Road Map for Real Estate Clients
Pre-Litigation Road Map for Real Estate Clients

Most of the people who seek the help of a real estate attorney want to swiftly resolve a dispute they are experiencing. However, patience can be the name of the game when attempting to negotiate before a complaint has been filed. Often in the field of real estate litigation, the road from the beginning of…

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Protect Property Against Flooding – Investor Lawyer

Posted on March 14, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Protect Property Against Flooding – Investor Lawyer
Protect Property Against Flooding – Investor Lawyer

Podcast Episode 122: “Water Is Coming”: Climate Change Preparedness for Homeowners and Real Estate Investors. Damaging floods are on the rise, whether as sewer backups, swollen rivers and lakes, rising ocean levels, or overland flooding. As a result, water related insurance claims have been rising, triggering changes to policies and premiums. If you own property—and…

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Can a contractual periodic tenancy require a tenant to give two months’ notice? » The Landlord Law Blog

Posted on March 13, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Can a contractual periodic tenancy require a tenant to give two months’ notice? » The Landlord Law Blog
Landlord Law Newsround #380 » The Landlord Law Blog

This is a question to the blog clinic from Kathy (not her real name) who is a tenant in England. We’ve signed an AST that rolled into a contractual periodic tenancy (CPT). The notice period is 2 months for the landlord and tenant. We didn’t realise that it would turn into a CPT and assumed that…

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Who can compel an accounting from an attorney for property or guardian of property?

Posted on March 11, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Who can compel an accounting from an attorney for property or guardian of property?
Who can compel an accounting from an attorney for property or guardian of property?

An attorney for property can wield a large degree of control over the financial affairs of the grantor. Similarly, a guardian of property exercises significant control over the property of an incapable person. If there are concerns about how an attorney or guardian is managing the grantor or incapable person’s property, what can be done…

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