You’ve completed your will, but now you want to make changes. Can you? Yes! A will in Canada can be updated after it has been written. There are countless reasons a person might want to update their will: changes in financial situation, wanting to alter the distribution of assets, and wanting to appoint different people...Read More
Counterfeit goods are fraudulent replicas of genuine products that often pose a serious risk to both brands and businesses, in some cases leading to substantial financial losses. Individuals who replicate existing products often do so in order to avoid regulatory hurdles; to take advantage of the reputation built by well-known companies; and, perhaps unsurprisingly, to...Read More
One of the foremost questions that arises in the mind when considering separation is the division of property and or the length and amount of support that can be agreed upon or claimed in the courts. This article deals with the question of the length of spousal support that can be agreed upon or ordered...Read More
In Ontario, a marriage annulment is a legal process that declares a marriage to be void, as if it never existed. An annulment is different from a divorce, which ends a valid marriage. Annulment is that certificate that declares that your marriage was not valid from the beginning. In Canada, the law dealing with marriage...Read More
Have you ever received a threat like, “Give me my money or I will hurt you!” You are being threatened by someone and not sure what to do? Well, you must know that if someone is inducing you to do any act that you do not wish to do is considered an offence in Canada...Read More
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
