When something unexpected happens that stops a property deal or lease from moving forward, many people turn to a clause called force majeure. It is a section in a contract that covers extraordinary events that are completely outside of anyone’s control. These are the kinds of events no one can plan for, and no one can prevent.

Property and easement disputes can quickly turn neighbours into adversaries. A misplaced fence, a shared driveway that is not respected, or unclear rights-of-way can create serious tension. Disagreements over land are stressful, but in Ontario there are legal steps you can take to understand your rights and resolve conflicts. Having a lawyer experienced in property disputes guide you can make the difference between a quick resolution and a drawn-out battle