Real Estate & Mortgage Litigation Lawyer
Property and mortgage disputes often involve urgent financial and legal consequences. Hashmi Law Group represents purchasers, vendors, owners, borrowers, lenders and other parties in real estate and mortgage litigation throughout Ontario.
Real Estate Litigation
We represent buyers, sellers, owners, co-owners and businesses in failed closings, title and ownership disputes, partition and sale proceedings, construction-related claims and other property disputes.
How We Can Help
- Failed purchase and sale transactions
- Title, ownership and co-ownership disputes
- Partition and sale proceedings
- Private mortgage disputes
- Mortgage enforcement and defence
- Power of sale, foreclosure and urgent motions
Mortgage Litigation, Power of Sale and Foreclosure
We advise borrowers, lenders and other interested parties concerning private mortgages, defaults, enforcement, discharge disputes, power of sale, foreclosure, priorities, urgent injunctions and related court proceedings.
What You Can Expect
- Review agreements, mortgage documents, notices and correspondence
- Identify deadlines, remedies, evidence and urgent risks
- Pursue negotiated solutions or court relief
- Prepare claims, defences, applications, motions, hearings and trials
Why Choose Hashmi Law Group
Clients receive direct legal advice, careful case preparation and responsive communication from a firm with 17+ years of legal experience. We handle negotiation, document preparation and court proceedings with a practical focus on the client’s objectives, evidence, risks and costs. In-person and virtual consultations are available through our Toronto (North York) and Mississauga offices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is real estate litigation?
Real estate litigation concerns disputes involving property transactions, ownership, agreements, title, co-ownership, construction or related rights and obligations.
What is mortgage litigation?
Mortgage litigation may involve default, enforcement, discharge, priorities, power of sale, foreclosure, fraud or disputes between lenders and borrowers.
What should I do if a real estate closing fails?
Preserve the agreement, amendments, payment records and all communications, and obtain advice promptly. Available remedies depend on the contract, reason for the failed closing, evidence and resulting losses.
Can a lender enforce a private mortgage?
A lender may have contractual and statutory enforcement options, but the appropriate procedure depends on the mortgage terms, security, default and applicable law.
Can these disputes settle without trial?
Yes. Many matters resolve through negotiation, repayment arrangements, mediation or settlement. Court relief may still be required when rights, security or limitation periods must be protected.
Real Estate and Mortgage Litigation Videos
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Legal Information Disclaimer: This information is general and is not legal advice. Legal rights, procedures and deadlines depend on the facts and applicable law. Obtain advice about your particular circumstances before taking or delaying action.
Explore Our Real Estate and Mortgage Litigation Services
Real Estate Disputes and Litigation
Failed closings, deposit disputes, purchase-agreement claims and property ownership disagreements.
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Mortgage Litigation and Enforcement
Mortgage defaults, enforcement, power of sale, foreclosure and disputes involving lenders, borrowers or discharges.
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Co-Ownership Disputes, Partition and Sale
Disagreements about property sales, buyouts, ownership contributions, expenses and sale proceeds.
Professional Negligence: Further Reading
Professional Negligence Claims Against Real Estate & Mortgage Brokers in Ontario
Learn about professional duties, financial losses, evidence and practical steps when concerns arise about advice in a real estate or mortgage transaction.
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