Being charged with a crime is a worrisome eventuality that one may encounter. Therefore, in order to ensure that your rights are fully protected, it is crucial for you to understand the intricacies involved in criminal litigation, and that is when the role of a legal counsel comes into the picture. The aim of this...Read More
With the massive upsurge in societal shifts and pluralist lifestyles over the past couple of years, several alternatives have come to light in Canada that have served the purpose of paving way for accommodating flexibility in the institution of marriage. So basically, there are two sides to the line. On one side of the line,...Read More
In Canada, property acquired during a marriage or common-law relationship is generally considered “family property” or “matrimonial property”, and is subject to division upon separation or divorce. This includes assets such as the family home, investments, vehicles, and other property acquired during the marriage. In some provinces, property acquired before the marriage or relationship may...Read More
Many couples plan on getting life insurance and health benefits as a part of financial planning. Realistically, most couples place greater emphasis on negotiating child and spousal support payments while parting ways and neglect to focus on serious post-divorce reality – Insurance. This blog article’s intention is to highlight the importance of hammering out insurance...Read More
Delaying or cancellation of flights is quite common and can be frustrating. If your flight has been delayed, cancelled, you have experienced baggage loss, denied boarding, or any discriminatory ordeal from a transportation service provider, then this blog is for you! In May 2019, Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR), SOR/19-150, were put into place by...Read More
For complaints regarding air travel, Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) is the competent tribunal to look into the complaints launched by air passengers. CTA deals with the disputes that airlines and the passengers cannot resolve. Under section 85.02 of the Canadian Transportation Act, Canadian Transportation Agency has designated Complaint Resolution Officers (CROs) to deal with the...Read More
The idea of coming as an international student to Canada offers both perks as well as costs. Many international students opt to work alongside their studies considering the financial liabilities an international degree carries. Keeping in mind the financial burden international studies can bring Canada allows its international students to work as a student in...Read More
When a trust is being made, an executor is being appointed. In Canadian estate law, multiple executors can be appointed in order to administer a trust or estate. While appointing multiple executors, it is essential to carefully select individuals because in case of multiple executors of an estate collaboration between the executor is the key...Read More
What Is Habeas Corpus? Habeas Corpus is an avenue through which illegal detention of a person can be challenged. If you have been illegally detained in an immigration matter, Habeas Corpus can be the solution to your matter. The right to Habeas Corpus has been entrenched in Section 10(c) of the Canadian Charter of Rights...Read More
Like in many other countries, prenuptial agreements, or “prenups,” are becoming increasingly common in Canada. Prenups are legal agreements that couples sign before getting married, which outline how their assets will be divided in the event of a divorce or separation. To be fair, a prenuptial agreement is basically a marital settlement agreement. In Ontario,...Read More
