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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. […]
COVID-19: Ontario Releases Back to Work Guidelines. Read More
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
Are you Capable of Making a Continuing Power of Attorney for Property? Read More
A recent CBC news article illustrates the importance of careful consideration in the choice of your power of attorney for property. A power of attorney
Choose your Power of Attorney for Property Carefully. Read More
In the current climate of uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 with daily updates to protocol and regulations, it can be difficult to find peace of mind. In
Civil Litigation & COVID-19 Read More
These are unprecedented times. As of April 1, 2020, the Globe and Mail is reporting that thegovernment received 2.13 million EI claims in the two
Child Support: COVID-19 and Reduced Income Read More
We’ve all taken some satisfaction from completing a do-it -yourself project, whether it’s knitting yourself a slightly lopsided scarf or installing a new backsplash in
Barriston Briefs: The Pitfalls of DIY Wills Read More
As various levels of government continue to implement measures to restrict the spread of COVID-19, there is increasing anxiety amongst separated parents on how to
COVID-19 – What do Separated Parents do with the Kids? Read More
Rent is almost due and many people are experiencing uncertain financial times. At the same time, posts and petitions are circulating on social media encouraging
Barriston Briefs: April 1st remedies for residential landlords during Covid-19 Read More
Web-based Mediation and Arbitration Services may be the best way to move your matters forward, given the suspension of court operations at many levels in
Barriston Law: Mediations & Arbitrations can be done via Video Conference. Read More
