Posted on: 18 February 2015
When you want to declare that your marriage is null and void in Canada, it is referred to as an annulment. A legal annulment is one that the court recognizes, so on record you are no longer married. It is important not to get this confused with a religious annulment, which is not recognized by Canadian courts. Here is more information about getting an annulment.
What are legal reasons to get an annulment?
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Posted on: 5 February 2015
If you are planning on adopting a child, it is a big decision that should not be taken lightly. When you begin looking into adoption, you may find that the biggest choice is often deciding on the type of adoption. There are many different types of adoptions to choose from:
Agency Adoption
One of the more common types of adoption is an agency adoption. This means you go through either a private or public agency that helps birth parents connect with potential adoptive parents.
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Posted on: 2 February 2015
Protecting the lives of children should be a top priority for any public commission. This is why there is so much attention and focus given to child welfare in provinces across Canada. Child abuse provokes a lot of negative response in general because it is an emotional topic. Therefore, common misconceptions are bound to come into play. If you are involved a child abuse report or case against you as a guardian, it is imperative that you get your facts from a family lawyer.
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Posted on: 21 January 2015
Were you recently injured as the result of a slip and fall at a local retailer or other business? If so, you may qualify for compensation as a result of your injuries. Taking the time to review the information outlined below can help you to determine whether or not your case qualifies for compensation under current personal injury laws.
A Reasonable Assumption Of Risk
Each day, you take risks, many times without even realizing it.
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