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- Decision-Making Rights in Disputes Over Burial and Cremation: A Case Study of CR v CM, 2024 ABKB 354
Conor Kopczynski The death of a child is an unimaginable loss for any parent. Emotions understandably run high, and difficult decisions must be made. When former partners or spouses disagree on these decisions, it can make an already tragic situation even more painful. One of the most difficult deci … Read more »
- The Power of Choice: The Personal Directive
Jaclyn Finestone If something happened and you were unable to make decisions for yourself, who would make medical decisions on your behalf? In the realm of personal well-being and healthcare, few things are as important as having your wishes respected and upheld, even when you are unable to express … Read more »
- Navigating Personal Injury Law: Section B Accident Benefits in Alberta
Jaclyn Finestone Accidents can happen unexpectedly and leave individuals grappling with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens. In Alberta, personal injury law seeks to provide a framework for addressing the aftermath of such incidents. One important aspect of this legal landsc … Read more »
- Relocation and The Burden of Proof
Conor Kopczynski In March of 2021 significant changes were made to the Divorce Act, introducing provisions to guide parents wishing to relocate with their children after a divorce or separation. The relocation provisions begin at section 16.9 and set forth various criteria that must be met to obtain … Read more »
- Understanding the Differences Between “Enduring Power of Attorney” and “Personal Directives” in Alberta
In the province of Alberta, there are two essential legal documents that individuals should consider creating to ensure their wishes are respected in case of incapacity or inability to make decisions for themselves. These documents are the “Enduring Power of Attorney” and “Personal Directive”. Both … Read more »