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- Interim Distribution of Property: Maintaining Financial Stability During Separation
A common misconception surrounding divorce proceedings is that individuals must solely manage their financial affairs independently until the final divorce decree is issued. This is not always the case. The legal system recognizes that during the often lengthy period between the commencement of divo … Read more »
- Couple Challenge Construction of Stairs on Easement Over Their Property
Most people know that they are not entitled to access property they do not own unless they have permission from the property owner, as to do otherwise would constitute trespass. However, fewer people know the concept of easements and how they apply in the context of property ownership. Generally sp … Read more »
- The Hague Convention and International Child Abduction
When a child is spirited away from Canada and relocated to a different country, the courts must consider the provisions of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction in determining whether the child should be ordered returned to Canada or remain in the country to whic … Read more »
- Removal of No-Build Covenants
Most people believe that when they purchase a plot of land, they may make whatever use they wish within the law. Although certain rights accompany the purchase of property, it is equally subject to limitations imposed by applicable laws and legislation. For example, if a person purchases a plot of … Read more »
- Damages for Trespass Sought for Placement of Telecommunications Line
When someone in Canada purchases a property, it typically becomes theirs to do with what they wish, within the bounds of the law. This includes deciding what use to make of the property, what kind of structures to build upon it, and who is entitled to access the property. For example, many purchaser … Read more »