by artrageous | Apr 17, 2014 | Family & Divorce
By Lethbridge & Fort McMurray Family Law Lawyer, Mark R. Baril Divorcing and separating parents lack trust with respect to their prior spouse. In some cases this may be the result of years of living in a challenging relationship, or perhaps it comes from more...
by artrageous | Mar 27, 2014 | Family & Divorce
Jack and Jill were married in a beautiful ceremony, paid for by Jill’s parents. Their generosity extended beyond the ceremony itself to a down-payment towards the newlyweds’ first home, which was purchased in their joint names. Unfortunately, the nuptials did not lead...
by artrageous | Sep 5, 2013 | Civil Litigation
I often consult with clients regarding creditor/debtor situations where money is owed by one party to another. In some circumstances, a creditor’s only recourse to enforce a debt is to initiate legal proceedings against the debtor. Many creditors I speak to are under...
by artrageous | Aug 27, 2013 | Family & Divorce
“Although their marital union failed, the parties have been successfully united in litigation for the past seven years over the division of matrimonial property” This statement was made by a Justice of the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta in the judgment of Fercho v....
by artrageous | Aug 26, 2013 | Business
Many small businesses are operated through a corporation. The smallest of these will be single-person corporations, where one person is the sole director and the only shareholder. However, if the corporation has more than one shareholder, it is often wise to have a...
