Saskatchewan Families: Built for Life on the Open RoadHow far is too far for a child to travel to school in Saskatchewan? The SK Court of Appeal recently weighed in on a family law case discussing this issue.
Understanding the Risks of Joint Tenancy in Estate PlanningAre you considering transferring property to a spouse, adult child or another person as a party of your estate plan? Be aware of some challenges that can occur when placing property in joint tenancy.- Medical Malpractice 101Learn what medical malpractice means and what are the elements necessary to result in a successful medical malpractice claim.
Why Written Worker Contracts are EssentialMany employers underestimate the value of a having a written contract with their workers and can face significant challenges in the event of a worker termination.
Youth Criminal Records: The BasicsThis article discusses the Youth Criminal Justice Act, which governs the prosecution of youths charged with criminal offences, particularly the meaning and possible impact of youth criminal records.
Condo Owners Beware: Failure to Remit Condo Fees Could Result in Extra Legal FeesEven if you are in litigation with your condo board, you need to be pay your monthly fees. Failure to remit condo fees could make you responsible for legal fees of the Condominium Corporation.
Condo Talk: Collection Policy for Late Fee PaymentsIt's never a pleasant situation for a condominium corporation to be in when a unit owner falls behind in their fees. Having a collection policy in place can help reduce stress and improve efficiency.
The Benefits of MediationMediation is becoming a viable option as an alternative to trial.
Labour Law and Privacy Law Update – Fall 2015In this issue: Workplace Privacy Law Update and Labour Relations Law Update
Holiday Plans: Ensure Access Agreements are Drawn Up EarlyThe holiday season is quickly approaching and many separated or divorced parents will be looking to finalize their 2015 holiday plans with their children.- Naming Your Corporation – There are Rules for That?A corporation cannot just be given any name you wish. Before you can select a name for your corporation, there are a number of rules that must be followed.
- Labour & Employment LawLegislative Changes and Noteworthy Court and Arbitration Decisions