Make a Will Month and Charitable Donations in Ontario Estate Planning

November is recognized across Canada as Make a Will Month, an initiative that encourages individuals to ensure they have a valid, up-to-date will in place.…
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How Will Courts Consider Personal Autonomy When Deciding If There Is Capacity To Marry?

Marriages between the elderly can give rise to specific concerns, as adult children may question the validity of the marriage, such as whether the individuals…
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NULaw Honoured by Recognition in 2026 Edition of Best Law Firms™ – Canada

NULaw is proud to be included among the nation’s leading firms in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms™ – Canada. This honour underscores the…
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D. Lex Arbesman Recognized in 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ for Trusts and Estates

NULaw is pleased to announce that D. Lex Arbesman has been recognized in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ for his work…
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What to Do If Your Ex Is Alienating Your Children

Few things are more painful for a parent than watching their child pull away emotionally, particularly when it seems orchestrated by the other parent. Parental…
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When Will a Parent’s Alcohol Use Impact a Parenting Order?

Courts will primarily consider a child’s physical, emotional, and psychological safety, security, and well-being when deciding parenting issues. Although alcohol and substance abuse may not…
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Challenging a Power of Attorney in Ontario

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants someone the authority to act on another person’s behalf in financial, legal, or health-related…
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Child Return Orders and Refugee Claims in Ontario Family Law

When families face separation and there are questions about where a child should live, legal processes can become complex, especially when international borders and refugee…
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Can a Doctor’s Report Be Admitted as Evidence in a Family Court Case?

Sometimes, a party’s health can be relevant to the issues in a family law case, and they may want to include medical reports from a…
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Parents Should Respect Informal Parenting Arrangements in the Absence of a Court Order

When determining which parent should have decision-making responsibility over a child, there is no presumption in favour of either parent following separation. The status quo…
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