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How are child table support payments determined in Ontario?

Oct 25, 2016 Child support laws in Ontario are guided by the principle that children should benefit from the incomes and financial resources of both parents. In Ontario you can have your child table support arrangements determined in a family court; you can set up child support through the Province’s online child support service; or […]

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Family Law

How and when can I start a lawsuit?

Oct 27, 2016 If you have experienced an injury or financial loss because of a business, an organization or a person, you are entitled to bring a civil lawsuit against that party. Your choice to sue or start a lawsuit with that party should be done so with consideration and the legal guidance of a civil […]

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Civil Litigation

How do I know if my severance is fair?

Nov 1, 2016 Losing a job is one of the most stressful situations an individual can experience. This is often a surprising change and always a life-altering one. It is easy during this experience for employees to misunderstand one key element of their termination: their termination or severance package. A termination or severance package, in […]

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Labour Employment

Types of Personal Injury Claims

Nov 3, 2016 If you’ve suffered an injury due to the wrong doing of another party, you may have grounds for a  claim for damages.  In Ontario courts, damages is usually a claim for money. Succumbing to a personal injury affects you both physically and financially and often emotionally. If this has happened to you or you feel […]

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Personal Injury

Your duties as the executor of a will

Nov 8, 2016 Being chosen or appointed as the executor of a will is an important and complicated duty. When you are chosen as the personal representative of someone’s will, you are not only required to hand out the estates property, but you are also responsible for wrapping up the personal affairs of the deceased. […]

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Estate & Wills

Tips for negotiating a real estate purchase agreement

Nov 10, 2016 When purchasing a new home it is important that you get the right representation, so that you have access to the information and protection you deserve in this major purchase. This may include hiring a real estate agent to help you search for your home, draft your agreement of purchase and sale […]

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Real Estate & Land

Considerations to make before signing a commercial lease

Nov 15, 2016 When you find the perfect location for your business, you’ll have found a place to collaborate and grow. It’s an exciting time whether you’re a startup or simply expanding. If you are not in the position to purchase a building or space, you will need to sign a commercial lease with a […]

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Business Law

What happens at a sentencing hearing in Ontario?

Nov 17, 2016  If you are found guilty at a trial in Ontario, you must attend a sentencing hearing. Sentencing is when a judge orders the penalty of a guilty verdict. Sentencing can be done at the end of a trial or may also occur at a later date. What is a sentencing hearing? A sentencing […]

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Criminal Law

What happens in a civil trial?

Nov 22, 2016 A civil action or suit can begin under a number of circumstances. Typically, civil suits involve disagreements on the performance of a contract, disagreements about the ownership of property or if someone is injured or property is damaged. If you are required to be present at a civil trial, as either the […]

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Civil Litigation

How can a business go bankrupt?

Nov 24, 2016 If your business is having financial difficulties and is unable to to pay its debts, you may need to consider filing for bankruptcy. First you should consider alternatives to bankruptcy like selling your assets, consolidating your loans or choosing to work with a trustee. If your finances feel out of control, declaring […]

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Commerical Litigation