Can A Judge Force A Parent To Take Children Back To Their Home Country Even If There Is A Risk Of Harm From The Other Parent?

The summer travel season can be complicated for divorced or separated parents.  Planning vacations can include everything from the coordination of schedules to the signing…
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The Word Of An Employee Against The Word Of An Employer Following An Event Leading To Termination

A breach of contract can lead to the termination of an employee. However, what if the employee says they are not to blame for an…
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Does The Old Saying “If You Don’t Have Something Nice To Say, Don’t Say Anything At All” Apply To References For Former Employees?

It’s common for a potential employer to ask a job candidate for a reference from a previous employer. A candidate can usually be expected to…
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Are There Mulligans In Estate Planning?

It stands to reason that most people want to make financial decisions in the most tax efficient manner possible. But what options are available to…
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Checking Your Privilege At the (HR Office’s) Door

Employers may often rely on the advice of their human resources department when making decisions regarding discipline and termination of employees. The Ontario Superior Court…
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Navigating A Request to Vary A Poorly Drafted Separation Agreement

Separation agreements can be great tools in establishing the obligations and rights to couples going through separations. However, it’s incredibly important to obtain proper legal…
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Can A Canadian Court Force Someone To Divorce In Another Country?

Many of our blogs focused on divorce begin with a couple having already agreed to divorce. However, as demonstrated by a case recently heard by…
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Time After Time: Does The Years Of Service Clock Start Ticking Anew When Your Employer Comes Under New Ownership?

It can be stressful to learn that the company you work for has been purchased by another company. The first thing that is likely to…
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Who Let The Dog Out (Does Not Necessarily Indicate Ownership)

Determining who gets the custody of children can be a contentious issue when a couple separates or gets divorced. However, as a Newfoundland Court of…
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Is Your Estate Entitled To Your Spousal Support Payments After Your Death?

Separation agreements can be a useful way for two people to establish their responsibilities to one another after their relationship comes to an end. Ideally,…
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