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Shareholder Divorces: The Rights of Minority Shareholders

Shareholder Divorces: The Rights of Minority Shareholders

by artrageous | Jun 12, 2015 | Business

Family owned businesses are often operated as closely held corporations in order to obtain various tax and liability advantages. Unfortunately, the ownership of these corporations is not always held equally, and an abuse of power over minority shareholders can easily...
Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Divorce Lawyer – When Child’s Opinion May Be Considered By The Court In Custody And Parenting Disputes

Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Divorce Lawyer – When Child’s Opinion May Be Considered By The Court In Custody And Parenting Disputes

by artrageous | Jun 4, 2015 | Family & Divorce

A question I am often asked when meeting with client who is facing a custody or parenting dispute is “When can my child choose to live with me?”   I wish that there was an easy answer, but the fact remains that there really isn’t one.  Every case comes with it’s own...
Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Divorce Lawyer – Dealing with Parental Alienation in Family and Divorce Law

Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Divorce Lawyer – Dealing with Parental Alienation in Family and Divorce Law

by artrageous | May 27, 2015 | Family & Divorce

Recent cases in my practice have given rise to discussions on parental alienation. This is a challenging and complex issue, with great consequences for the children that have been alienated from a parent. As I discuss herein, these actions can also have great...
Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Divorce Lawyer – Mark R. Baril Discusses Child Support Calculations in Family and Divorce Law

Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Divorce Lawyer – Mark R. Baril Discusses Child Support Calculations in Family and Divorce Law

by artrageous | May 27, 2015 | Family & Divorce

Divorce or a common law separation often comes with continuing obligations of supporting either your significant other for a period of time, or your children if there are children of the marriage or relationship. There are many of factors to be considered in making a...
Why a Divorce Lawyer may help to save your Marriage/Relationship

Why a Divorce Lawyer may help to save your Marriage/Relationship

by artrageous | Feb 26, 2015 | Family & Divorce

Many people assume that agreements between intimate partners are only done before, but not after marriage or cohabitation occurs. Not so. Couples are free to enter into contracts at any time. These contracts are often referred to as pre-nuptial agreements,...
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