07 November, 2014 Financial Planning Retirement Special Reports and Newsletters
One way to protect the matrimonial home
Perhaps your client owns a home or cottage that has been in the family for generations. Or maybe your client is considering helping her child purchase his first home. Protecting those residences from future marital breakdown can be complicated if they are matrimonial homes under Ontario’s Family Law Act (FLA). ...Click here for full article!
Source: Margaret O'Sullivan/ October 21, 2014
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