Abi worked in a law office in the United States, where she learned how to write simple wills. When she moved to Ontario, she opened an online business writing wills for Ontario residents. She had heard that Ontario had relaxed its rules about non-licensees providing legal services and did not realize that her actions were illegal. Abi got many clients as her prices were very low. She decided to expand and approached Akofe, who had no legal training. Abi promised half the profits to Akofe to proofread the wills, answer the phones, and manage the office. As her contribution toward the expansion of the business, Akofe signed a lease worth $10,000forofficeequipmentinhername.Withinamonth,theLawSocietyofOntarioinformedAbithatheractionscontravenedtheLawSocietyActandsheagreedtocloseherbusiness.AbitoldAkofethattheiragreementwasover.Akofeaskedfor$5,000 toward the lease that Akofe signed.

Is Abi liable for the money?