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If you are planning to travel outside of Canada with a minor child (ren) without the other parent and do not have a Court Order allowing...

While the actual moving day will be hectic, from your lawyer’s view, it can be done. However, if for some unanticipated reason, your sale...

If you have recently separated, your thoughts may be turning toward planning Easter for your children. How will this Easter be the same...

The Divorce process doesn’t have to be nasty. There are many amicable options to deal with your Divorce and separation - the Collaborative Process is one of the options. The Collaborative Process is based on a shared commitment and agreement to seek a better way to resolve differences justly and equitably. It is based on the belief that it is in everyone’s best interests to resolve issues through negotiation. The goal of this Process is to reduce the negative economic, social

When someone dies, we often hear people referring to “getting probate”. An application for a grant of probate refers to the process of formally proving a deceased person’s will is valid. Once granted, an executor is formally authorized to act on behalf of a deceased person’s estate, including distributing the net assets to beneficiaries. Then banks, the Land Titles Office, and other parties will assist the executor in carrying out the terms of the Will and releasing assets fo

The holiday season can look a lot different for kids who may be experiencing their first holiday season since their parents have recently...