Common Law and Left Out: How to Claim Your Share of the Property

Are you in a common-law relationship and wondering about your property rights after a breakup? Unlike married couples, common-law partners in Ontario don’t have automatic rights to property division — but that doesn’t mean you're left with nothing.

In this video, Angela Princewill explains:
✅ What "common-law" means in Ontario
✅ Why property rights are different than for married couples
✅ What steps you can take to claim your fair share
✅ How a resulting or constructive trust claim could apply to your case

Don’t let confusion or myths stop you from fighting for what you’re entitled to. Know your rights and protect your future.

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