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• Two Tenants Signed Lease. One Moves Out. Who pays the rent?
  Joint tenancy can be both convenient and confusing. When two or more people sign a rental agreement in Ontario—whether they’re spouses, roommates, or business partners—they often do so as joint tenants. This means they assume joint and several liability to… Read more: Two Tenants Signed Lease. One Moves Out. Who pays the rent?
• Ontario Bill 60: Changes Landlords and Tenants Need to Know
  On November 24, 2025, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario passed Bill 60, and it received Royal Assent on November 27, 2025, officially becoming law. Bill 60 introduces significant amendments affecting many Ontario statutes, including major updates to the Residential Tenancies… Read more: Ontario Bill 60: Changes Landlords and Tenants Need to Know
• Defendant Won’t Respond? Default Judgment Guidance.
  When you start a lawsuit in the Ontario Small Claims Court, you expect the defendant to respond. But what if they don’t? What if your claim is met with silence? The Rules of the Small Claims Court are very clear:… Read more: Defendant Won’t Respond? Default Judgment Guidance.
• Can a Tenant Be Evicted for Fire Code Violations?
  Understanding Shared Responsibility Between Landlord and Tenant — and When a Fire Code Violation Can Lead to Eviction Fire safety in Ontario isn’t just about avoiding fines — it’s about protecting lives and property. Both landlords and tenants have responsibilities… Read more: Can a Tenant Be Evicted for Fire Code Violations?
• How to Defend – Collection Agency Sues for Credit Card Fraud
  Discovering that a collection agency has filed a claim against you for a credit card balance you never authorized can be stressful and confusing. You might wonder: How can I be sued for something I didn’t do? Fortunately, Ontario law… Read more: How to Defend – Collection Agency Sues for Credit Card Fraud
• Three Types of Legal Fees. How to choose the best for you
  The amount of legal fees is an important factor to consider before commencing legal action in Small Claims Court. This is, of course, very understandable. At the end of the day, retaining a legal representative is a business decision. Small… Read more: Three Types of Legal Fees. How to choose the best for you