COVID-19: Reopening Ontario
As the rate of recovery from COVID-19 exceeds the rate of new infection, the Province of Ontario has begun to implement preliminary measures to gradually […]
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Barriston Law: Offering Virtual Mediations and Arbitrations
In an effort to continue resolving conflicts while the courts have been suspended, Barriston Law has been conducting many mediations and arbitrations via video conferencing.
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Co-Parenting; COVID-19; Technology & Mediation
“We are all in this together” – meaning the COVID-19 pandemic. But are we really? Spouses with young children who are in the very early
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COVID-19: Force Majeure vs Frustration of Contract
In the context of COVID-19, the ongoing performance of contracts has become difficult for many individuals and commercial parties. Some have had travel plans cancelled,
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Are You Capable of Making a Power of Attorney for Personal Care?
A power of attorney for personal care is a potentially useful and inexpensive legal document to guard against a situation where a person becomes incapable
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What is Probate?
Sitting down to prepare a Will and estate plan is something that many Canadians plan on doing… eventually. According to a recent poll, over half
COVID-19: Front-Line Workers and Child Custody.
For many parents, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought new challenges: childcare, homeschooling and finding activities to keep children entertained are just a few examples. For
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COVID-19: Ontario Releases Back to Work Guidelines.
With businesses across the province doing their part to help “flatten the curve”, Ontario is starting to emerge from the pandemic as a success story.
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Are you Capable of Making a Continuing Power of Attorney for Property?
Continuing powers of attorney are potentially useful, inexpensive legal documents to guard against a situation where a person becomes incapable of managing his or her
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