Dear Clients and web browsers: MEMO on the News about tax reporting for bare trustees and other trustees. UPDATE. ONE YEAR DELAY Announced March 28, 2024. This issue is not going away, but itsimplementation and the obligation to report have been delayed by one year. Perhaps the plan willbe better adapted and more clearly explained […]
Read MoreBy Robert Lefebvre New homebuyers have a lot to think about. Often, a new homebuyer gets confusing advice about what the terms “first time home buyer” and a “new home buyer” mean and how such status, if you have it is properly used to minimize their costs or maximize their deductions when they first enter […]
Read MoreBy Robert Lefebvre Subject: Article for Deputy Judges and others re Kerr and Baranow: submitted for general distribution by Deputy Judge Robert Lefebvre Important new Judge made law: Kerr and Baranow Impact on cohabitation law Impact on Domestic Contracts Impact on the Small Claims Court A recent decision by the Supreme Court of Canada in […]
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Read MoreBy Paul Oddi If you or a loved one has been injured due to the negligence of someone else, finding the right personal injury lawyer can be a daunting challenge. Choosing the right lawyer is an important decision that will affect you for the rest of your life. Because the laws in Ontario are so […]
Read MoreWill and Power of Attorney Pricing and Notes for 2019 By Robert Lefebvre This memo is not Legal Advice: Legal advice requires a full, personal and proper legal history. Any ideas expressed in this memo are subject to reconsideration after we meet and discuss your personal situation and consider your legal history. All prices and […]
Read MoreBy Robert Lefebvre I am not presently practicing family law. So, I am not a “divorce lawyer.” I did practice family law and divorce for over 20 years, and as such I may be in a unique position to answer this question. If you need family law advice, and you have a lawyer, who is […]
Read MoreWhen someone has been injured in an accident there is often great stress placed on both the injured person and their family. Because the laws in Ontario are complex, people often find it difficult to protect their legal rights while at the same time caring for themselves or a loved one. And while no one […]
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