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Worried you can't close your pre-construction condo in Ontario? Warning signs, assignment, alternative lenders, extensions, and the cost of not closing.

When a builder changes a pre-construction condo, Ontario law may let you rescind. What counts as a material change, the 10-day deadline, and your deposits.

When a buyer backs out of a house sale in Ontario, the seller can usually keep the deposit and sue for the loss on resale and carrying costs. Here is how.

What happens between an accepted offer and closing day in Ontario: deposit, conditions, title search, mortgage, adjustments, land transfer tax and keys.

Your mortgage is paid but still registered on title. Why it happens, how to get the bank or lender to discharge it, and when a court order is needed.

Paid off, lender gone, or lender deceased? The four ways to remove an old mortgage from title in Ontario, and when you need a court order.

A parent, relative or private lender who held your mortgage has died. How the estate can sign a discharge, and what happens when no one can.

An old mortgage has turned up days before closing. Undertakings, holdbacks and urgent court orders: how sellers, buyers and their lawyers can keep the deal on track.

Wrong property, wrong name, missing transfer or a discharge that was never registered. How title errors are corrected in Ontario, from consent fixes to court rectification.

Toronto Star Bob Aaron In February 2026, the Toronto Star featured Greg Weedon of Weedon Law in a column by veteran real estate lawyer and commentator Bob Aaron. The article highlights a record setting damages award obtained by Weedon Law in a failed luxury waterfront transaction in Port Credit. A Landmark Residential Damages Award In December 2025, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice awarded a seller $2,385,000 in damages after a buyer breached an agreement of purchase an

In Ontario’s competitive real estate market, a signed Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) signifies a binding commitment between a buyer...

Failure to Pay Deposits on Real Estate Transactions in Ontario: In recent months, there has been a noticeable uptick in situations where...

Greg Weedon is quoted warning lawyers and consumers to remain vigilant while the Ontario Government takes steps to remove NOSIs going...

CBC spotlights Greg Weedon for his advocacy against Notices of Security Interest (NOSIs). The Ontario government is proposing legislation...

Greg Weedon, a real estate litigation lawyer in Toronto, said the NDP bill was a step forward, but given the widespread misuse of NOSIs,...

Greg Weedon was recently featured in the Toronto Star for his advocacy in the fight against predatory loans and title fraud. Elderly...

According to CBC, homeowners are not be aware that they have NOSIs registered on their homes. Clarke's lawyer, Greg Weedon, wants the...

Greg Weedon opines on the pitfalls of the 2022 real estate market on BNN Bloomberg. This article examines the surge in distressed...