Overview

This website documents the sale of 1948 Oakdean Crescent, Ottawa, a property in Ontario, Canada, offered for sale following a court-documented dispute. It exists for two reasons: to sell the property with complete honesty about its circumstances, and to create a permanent, public record of the events that made this necessary.

What happened, in brief

• Two parties co-owned a property at 1948 Oakdean Crescent, Ottawa in Ontario.
• Following separation, family court proceedings were initiated under Court File No. FC-23-00001050-0000.
• The court ordered Francisco (Frank) Alas to purchase the property, based on representations Francisco (Frank) Alas made directly to the court.
• The purchase never happened. No refinancing was completed, no buyout occurred, and no alternative arrangement was proposed.
• The Scotiabank mortgage matured in mid-2026 without renewal, and payments stopped. By July 16, 2026, the account was 41 days delinquent and the bank had confirmed in writing the path toward collections and litigation.
• The mortgage was ultimately paid out only after Francisco (Frank) Alas borrowed from a private lender — averting a forced sale, but only after weeks of documented delinquency that put both parties' credit at risk.
• Rather than let this happen quietly, the property is being sold with full public transparency.

Why publish any of this?

Silence protects the person who broke the order. Publicity protects the record. Every claim on this site is either supported by a document in the Evidence & Appendix section or clearly marked as pending documentation. Nothing here is speculation; dates, filings, and correspondence speak for themselves.

If you are a prospective buyer: the property itself is unaffected by any of this. It is a clean sale, priced for immediate closing. See the listing on the home page and reach out through the contact form.