Property Transfer Legalities Ontario

Hi Rosa! In Ontario, transferring ownership of a house typically requires legal documentation and might involve a transfer deed or a will. It's unusual for someone to take over a house without any paperwork. Could you tell me if your friend's grandma has any legal documents or a will that might justify this action?

Hi Rosa! If your friend's grandma took over the house without any legal documentation, it could be considered illegal. Your friend may need to consult with a lawyer to explore their options. Is your friend considering taking legal action?

Rosa, you can inform your friend about the possible legal implications of his grandma's actions. Here are some points:
- In Ontario, transferring property ownership typically requires legal documentation like a transfer deed or a will.
- Taking over property without proper documentation could be considered illegal.
- Your friend may want to consult a lawyer to understand his rights and options.
Would your friend be open to discussing this with a legal professional?

Since your friend is open to discussing this with a legal professional, it would be wise for him to consult a lawyer to understand his rights and next steps. Here are some key points for your friend to consider:
- In Ontario, property transfer usually requires legal documentation.
- Taking over property without proper documentation could be illegal.
- Consulting a lawyer can help clarify legal rights and actions.
Would you like information on how to find a lawyer for your friend?

Rosa, here are some resources for finding a lawyer in Ontario:


Would you like more information on any specific legal topic?

Hi Rosa! I'd be happy to provide more information. Could you please specify which legal topic you need more information on? This will help me give you the most relevant details.