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January 1, 2018
Familly , Legal Documents , Living Will , Power of Attorney , Trust Company , Will and Testament , Wills
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What Documents Do I need in Addition to a Will?

For protection during your lifetime, there are some benefits to having a living will and Power of Attorney (POA)/Mandate. A living will allows you to maintain control over your own health care decisions, even when you can’t make them. A Power of Attorney gives the individual(s) you name the author...

December 15, 2017
Executor , Familly , Heirlooms , Legal Documents , Personal Property , Will and Testament , Wills
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Choosing an Estate Executor, Liquidator or Trustee

Administrating an estate can be an enormous amount of work, which is why it’s so important to think carefully before you name an executor—also known as a “liquidator” in Quebec and an “estate trustee” in Ontario. Your executor—or executors—will be responsible for dealing with all you...

December 1, 2017
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What Kind of Will Do I Need?

How to Incorporate a Business

When starting a new business or non-profit organization, it is important to set up the legal structure correctly. There are several ways to make this happen, as well as an explanation about what it means for a business or non-profit to be a corporation. Alberta Corporations What is a corpor...

Changes to Impaired Driving Laws Part Two: Transportation Offence Reform

Under Canada’s impaired driving laws, the proposed legislation would reform the entire Criminal Code when it comes to dealing with transportation-related offences. Al transpiration offences would effectively be replaced with a more modern, coherent and simplified structure. The proposed legislatio...

Changes to Impaired Driving Laws Part One: Drug Impaired Driving

Despite education programs and endless campaign, the number-one criminal cause of injury and death in Canada is still impaired driving. As such, the Government of Canada as set new and more robust laws to harshly punish those who choose to get behind the wheel while impaired by alcohol and/or drugs....

Mediation, Litigation and Dispute Resolution Part Two: FAQ’s

Mediation is a flexible, private and informal process that enables people entangled in disputes to discuss ways to settle their differences. During mediation proceedings, the parties structure and agree to their own tailor-made solutions. To help you to understand the process better, we have amalgam...

May 11, 2017
Legal Counsel , Litigation & Debt Recovery
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An Overview of Creditors’ Rights Part Two: Lawsuits and Liens

If all the remedies described in Part One of our series fail, the creditor can take the debtor to court to recuperate the debt owed. The creditor will then be entitled to compensation if the case is proven, or if the debtor fails to contest the claim. Once a creditor has obtained a judgement order, ...

May 4, 2017
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An Overview of Creditors’ Rights Part One: Customers Who Fail To Pay Their Debts

Businesses of all sizes find themselves in a difficult situation when a customer fails to pay their debts. But finding a solution to the problem does not require court participation and can be solved using what are known as “self-help remedies.” Keep reading to learn more about self-help remedie...

April 27, 2017
Legal Counsel
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What To Do If You’ve Been Denied Long-Term Disability

Disability insurance offers coverage if you suffer an injury and fact a loss of income as a result. The injury itself can either be physical, such as a severe back pain, or psychological, such as depression. Disability benefits are often based on your salary or income prior to the injury. You can pu...