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An Introduction to Family Law
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An Introduction to Family Law

Family law in Canada deals with legal matters that affect relationships within a family unit. It covers a broad range of issues, including divorce, separation, child custody and support, spousal support, property division, and more. The primary focus of family law is to ensure the well-being and best interests of all family members involved, particularly children. Understanding the legal framework of family law is essential for resolving disputes and making decisions that uphold the values of fairness, equity, and the welfare of those affected….

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Unlocking the Secrets of Real Estate
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Unlocking the Secrets of Real Estate

Real estate law in Canada is a complex and ever-evolving area of legal practice that governs transactions involving land, property, and the associated rights and obligations. It encompasses a wide range of legal issues, including the purchase, sale, lease, and development of both residential and commercial properties. Whether you are dealing with a condominium, a house, an office space, or a retail store, understanding the legal framework that underpins these transactions is crucial for a smooth and successful experience.

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Division Of Assets And Real Estate After Separation
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Division Of Assets And Real Estate After Separation

Achieving fair share: equalizing family assets: When a marriage comes to an end, the Family Law Act mandates a process called equalization of net family property. This process ensures that the overall value accumulated during the marriage is fairly distributed between both spouses. It recognizes the contributions made by each spouse to the marriage, irrespective of legal ownership. If one spouse has accumulated more net family property than the other, a payment known as an equalization payment is owed to achieve a balanced outcome. The first steps in dividing assets…

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