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In Nova Scotia when you purchase real property there are two main options for how you want to hold “title” if more than one person is to own a property. Joint tenants and tenants in common - what is the difference?
Read MoreWhile people know that being in a common law relationship is not the same as being married, which automatically creates “matrimonial” rights and obligations for your spouse in the event that you pass away or require medial attention.
Read MoreMany of our buyers and sellers come into our meetings excitedly asking - “So, what time will we be closed?”. In short, there is no way to say exactly. Obviously the closing date is the day - but the timing is based on a lot of moving parts. It can happen any time until end of business ( usually 5 pm) that day and is still considered closed on time.
Read MoreThe word equity gets thrown around a lot - but what does it really mean? The equity in your home is the market value of your home, less the amount of the mortgage and estimated real estate commission and legal costs for disposing of the home.
Read MoreReal estate commission in Nova Scotia is based on the percentage of the purchase price of the home. Individual agents and clients can negotiate what that percentage is, but as a general rule it is about 5% of the price to pay both agents.
Read MoreA separation agreement is a binding contract between two people who were formerly in a romantic relationship. It can be used by legally married couples and common law couples alike.
Read MoreAre you prepared to ensure things go smoothly for your loved ones when you die? At Highlander Law Group, we believe that everyone should have their wishes preserved, ensuring that their assets and family are protected when they are no longer able to do so themselves. This is why we strongly advocate for the importance of having a professionally drafted Will.
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