Did you know that almost 60 percent of small business owners in Ontario have used verbal contracts at least once? That means more than half of them agreed without writing anything down. Verbal agreements are common in daily life, too. You might shake hands on a job deal, promise to buy something, or make a...
After a divorce, one thing parents need to think about is how their child’s education savings will be affected. Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP) are a great way to save for your child’s future education. But what happens to an RESP when parents separate or divorce? In this article, we’ll look at how RESPs and...
Hiring a contractor or vendor should make your life easier. Whether it’s a kitchen renovation, a home addition, or purchasing building materials, you expect professionalism and results. But things can go wrong sometimes. For example, the contractor might leave the job unfinished, do poor work, or simply stop responding. In such cases, you have to...
Contracts are part of our everyday lives. Whether you are signing a lease, hiring a contractor, or starting a business deal, contracts help protect both sides. But what happens when one party fails to meet their promises? That’s called a breach of contract. In this blog, we’ll explain what a breach of contract in Ontario...
Buying or selling a business in Ontario is a major decision that comes with legal, financial, and tax responsibilities. Whether you’re buying a business in Ontario or selling one, understanding the legal steps involved can help you avoid costly mistakes. This guide breaks it down using plain language so you can feel confident in the...
Ending a marriage is never easy, but when both spouses agree to the terms, the legal process can be much simpler. An uncontested divorce in Ontario allows couples to separate without going to court, saving time and reducing costs. This type of divorce is available when there are no disputes about parenting, support, or property,...
A civil claim in Ontario is a legal way to resolve disputes between individuals, businesses, or organizations. These disputes often involve money, property, or injury. Whether you’re looking to recover damages or defend yourself, understanding the steps in the civil litigation process is key. Let’s walk through how to file a civil lawsuit in Ontario,...
Across Canada, employment law is changing. New updates at both the federal and provincial levels are shaping how people work. These changes affect employee rights and employer obligations. The goal is to adjust to the modern workplace and support fair practices. While each province takes its own approach, many of the changes deal with similar...
Divorce is common in Ontario. According to Statistics Canada, over 40% of marriages in Canada are expected to end in divorce before the 30th year. In Ontario alone, thousands of couples file for divorce each year. If you’re going through one, it’s important to understand your options. Divorce is not the same for everyone. The...
Going through a separation or divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. One of the most important decisions parents will face is how to care for their children. In Ontario, and across Canada, children’s decision-making rights focus on what’s best for the them. The way the courts handle child custody cases has changed...
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