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2 months ago

Rosemary Bocska | Guest Author

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What is an Affidavit? An Easy Explanation

To the layperson, the Canadian legal process can be confusing at the best of times.  The most basic elements – like terminology – will be something that the average person will have little […]

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10 months ago

Rosemary Bocska | Guest Author

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It’s Wedding Time! How to Legally Prepare

Are you planning to get married soon?  It’s a life-changing event, and there are many details to attend to.  You and your future spouse may be caught up in all the excitement and […]

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10 months ago

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What’s the value of a family law consultation at Shulman & Partners LLP?

In our firm we approach the initial consultation in a unique way, which many clients find surprising. Here are some ways in which our consultations are different: We do not try to sell or […]

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11 months ago

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Considering Leaving the Workforce? The Impact of Early Retirement on Spousal Support

When you and your spouse separate and decide to divorce, your spousal support obligations towards each other will be determined either by a Court Order, or by an Agreement negotiated by the two […]

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11 months ago

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Police Enforcement of Court Orders: Is it Necessary?

The Canadian judicial system is founded on the premise that court orders are meant to be followed to the letter.  But realistically this does not always happen, especially in Family Law matters where […]

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12 months ago

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Organize Yourself During a Divorce

Getting a divorce is a significant milestone for anyone.  For most people, it’s an unfamiliar and confusing process, and can provoke uncertainty and anxiety even under the best of circumstances. Part of the […]

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