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A clear next step. Answer a few questions and see where you stand. When you are ready, a lawyer can take it from there. Real estate costsImmigration pathway checkPR card checklistWills checkSeparation and property   Land transfer tax and closing costsFull guide, rates and London examples \u203a Purchase price$650,000 $200,000$3,000,000 Where is the home? London and areaElsewhere in OntarioCity of Toronto I am a first-time home buyer First-time buyers must be a citizen or PR (or become one within 18 months), live in the home within 9 months, and never have owned a home anywhere. First-time buyer checklist Mortgage pre-approval in writing Deposit ready (often due within 24 hours of acceptance) Lawyer reviews the offer before you sign Home inspection booked Home insurance quote for closing day Closing funds and land transfer tax set aside   Ontario land transfer tax Ontario first-time buyer refund Toronto municipal land transfer tax Toronto first-time buyer rebate Land transfer tax you pay Legal fee, title insurance, registrationIn your quote  Get a written closing quoteTell us your price and closing date and we will email your quote.Request my closing quoteHave us review your offer before you sign \u00b7 Book 60 minutes \u203a Estimate only, not legal or tax advice. Single family home rates. Ontario rates since January 1, 2017; Toronto rates include graduated rates over $3,000,000 effective April 1, 2026. First-time relief at the maximums of $4,000 (Ontario) and $4,475 (Toronto).   Immigration pathway checkQuestion 1 of 5 \u2039 Back Programs worth discussing with a lawyerStart again  Recommended next stepAnswer the questions to see what to discuss with a lawyer.Book a consultation This check is general information, not legal advice, and does not tell you whether you qualify. Programs and rules change often. Only a lawyer reviewing your documents can assess eligibility.   PR card renewal checklist When does your PR card expire? More than 9 months awayWithin the next 9 monthsAlready expired, I am in CanadaExpired, and I am outside Canada  About how many days were you physically in Canada in the last 5 years?   Your checklist Completed application (online or on paper)IRCC document checklistTwo identical photos that meet IRCC specificationsCopy of your current or expired PR cardCopy of your passport and travel document pagesFee receipt ($50 per person)Travel history for the last 5 years IRCC changes forms and fees. Check the current list on IRCC's website before you apply, or have us check it for you. Want us to file it for you?Book 30 minutes \u00b7 $150   Is your family protected?Six quick questions  Your protection score0 \/ 6Answer all six to see your result.Book a 30-minute wills consultation General information for Ontario residents, not legal advice.   Separation: property division estimateOntario equalization estimatorIn Ontario, separating married spouses usually share the growth in their wealth during the marriage. The spouse with the higher net family property pays the other half the difference. YouAssets on the separation dateDebts on the separation dateNet worth on the marriage date, not counting a home you later lived in togetherExcluded property, such as an inheritance or gift kept separateYour spouseAssets on the separation dateDebts on the separation dateNet worth on the marriage date, not counting a home you later lived in togetherExcluded property, such as an inheritance or gift kept separate  Estimated equalization payment$0Enter both columns to see the estimate.Your net family property: $0Your spouse's net family property: $0Deadlines matter. A claim is generally due within 2 years of a divorce or 6 years of separation, whichever comes first. Ask us about your dates.Book 60 minutes \u00b7 $250 Separation document checklist Marriage certificate and any marriage or cohabitation contract Tax returns and notices of assessment for the last 3 years Recent pay stubs or business income records Bank, investment, RRSP and TFSA statements for the marriage and separation dates Pension statements Mortgage, property tax and home value information Loan, line of credit and credit card statements A list of children's expenses, such as daycare and activities0 of 8 ready Estimate only, under the Family Law Act (Ontario). It does not apply the special rules for the matrimonial home, valuation disputes, tax or other adjustments, and does not apply to unmarried couples. Not legal advice.   Licensed, regulated and active in our communityZia Waseer is licensed by the Law Society of Ontario and is a solicitor of England and Wales. 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