Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
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Family Law
Authored by: Jessica D. Chapman
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Family Law
As lawyers, we often see clients that have “side deals” with their former spouse, saying something like “We talked that out and you don’t need to put anything in the agreement about that. We got it.”
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Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
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Criminal Law
On October 17, 2018 the Cannabis Act came into force, and with it, possession and consumption of recreational cannabis became legal.
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Authored by: Jessica D. Chapman
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Family Law
The Nova Scotia Maintenance Enforcement Program was first established in 1996 and was tasked with ensuring that court ordered child and spousal support payments were paid to recipients.
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Authored by: Alanna Mayne
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Business Law
Opening a franchise location is a great way for you to become a business owner and to work for yourself. Here are a few tips if you are looking to become a franchisee.
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Authored by: Bryen E. Mooney
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Family Law
Whether you are raising children with a spouse in the military, or you are the spouse in the military, it can involve many challenges for both the parents and the children. These issues multiply when the parents are separated, and communication may be strained.
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Authored by: Ted R. Sawa
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Taxation
Does a seller who is not a resident of Canada charge GST/HST to Canadian customers?
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Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
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Family Law
Many people wonder how they divide up their Canada Pension Plan Credits after separation or divorce.
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Authored by: George M. Clarke
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Wills & Estates
Aretha Franklin died on August 16th, 2018. Over a career that spanned almost 50 years she recorded 112 charted hits on Billboard, she had 17 top-10 singles and 100 R & B entries (including 20 number-one R & B singles) making her the most charted female artist of all time.
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