Nanda & Associate Lawyers

  According to surveys , Canada is home to around 480,000 commercial buildings. These corporate buildings include offices, retail stores, warehouses, and institutional properties. The increasing number of commercial buildings is an indication of the growing commercial market in Canada. Another survey showed Canada's economic growth was 103%  higher than its pre-pandemic economy also indicates that companies are trying to expand their operations by opening new branches, launching new products, and hiring new employees. For this, they have to invest in commercial real estate properties in different provinces of Canada. Initially, buying or selling a property for commercial purposes might seem simple, but that's a misconception. Unlike residential real estate transactions that consist of simple processes and terms, a commercial real estate transaction can be complex. Buyers look for a commercial building that's within their budget and meets their requirements, while sellers lo...

  According to the Center for Addiction and Mental Health in Canada , 1 in 5 people in Canada has experienced mental illness at some point in their lives. Mental health issues are more prevalent in older people, as 50% of people above 40 in Canada have dealt with mental health issues. The research also showed that young people aged 14-25 are more likely to experience a mental health problem than any other age group in Canada. Women in Canada have a higher rate of experiencing mental health issues like anxiety and mood disorders. Additionally, Canadians who are in the lower income groups are more likely to develop the symptoms of mental health illness than people in high-income groups. The same survey showed that 75% of respondents admitted that due to the stigma revolving around mental health, they would be reluctant to disclose their mental health problems to their employers. However, this can lead to major issues. If your mental health condition worsens, you won’t be able to work...

  Probate is the process where a person’s assets  are administered and distributed once they pass away. A probate court analyzes all the assets a person owns, including their monetary bank accounts, real estate properties, and intangible and tangible investments, determines the deceased's beneficiaries, and distributes the assets among them based on the probate laws and regulations. The probate process is initiated when a person passes away, and their assets have to be transferred to their beneficiaries, with or without the presence of a will or another form of an estate plan. In most provinces of Canada , the probate process is lengthy, complicated, and expensive. It takes months for probate courts to gather the details of all the assets a deceased person owns and locate all their beneficiaries. Additionally, they also have to appoint an executor who oversees the transfer of all these assets, ensuring that everyone gets their legal share. Many legal disputes arise when ben...