Estate Litigation

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Three Reasons You Don’t Have to Be Rich to Benefit From a Marriage Contract or Cohabitation Agreement

Practical Guidance from a Kingston Family Lawyer Many people assume that marriage contracts (often known...
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Do I Have to Leave My House If I Leave My Spouse?

Guidance from a Kingston Family Lawyer Deciding to separate from a spouse is already an...
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5 Ways Your Family Lawyer Will Support You in Leaving an Abusive Spouse

Leaving an abusive relationship is one of the most emotionally and physically challenging experiences a...
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Be Nice Not Naughty: 5 tips for coparenting through the holidays

The holidays should be a joyful time for making memories with your children; but, for...
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Mental and Psychological Damages: Harm You May Not See

Proving emotional distress and psychological injuries in Ontario cases can be complex, but the legal...
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Negligence Claims in Ontario

Negligence is a fundamental concept in tort law, forming the basis for many claims in...
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How Long do I have to Sue? It Depends…

Navigating the legal process can be complex, especially when dealing with civil claims. In Ontario,...
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Suing for the Small Things: Small Claims Court

Small Claims Court in Ontario provides a streamlined process for resolving monetary disputes. It's designed...
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Keep Out: The Law of Trespass

Civil trespass in Ontario involves the unauthorized entry onto another person's property, or remaining on...
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Annoying Neighbours: the law of civil nuisance

Civil nuisance law in Ontario addresses unreasonable interference with a person's use or enjoyment of...