Securing Support Obligations Through Life Insurance Policies (Part 2)
BY: VALERIE DYE Life insurance policies can be used to ensure that child and spousal support payments continue if the
Read MoreBY: VALERIE DYE Life insurance policies can be used to ensure that child and spousal support payments continue if the
Read MoreBY: VALERIE DYE Under the Family Law Act (the Act), where one party owns a home prior to marriage and
Read MoreBY: VALERIE DYE A trust may be described as a mechanism which allows property or other assets to be held
Read MoreBY: VALERIE DYE In Canada persons in common law, relationships are given many of the same rights as married persons.
Read MoreBY: VALERIE DYE Collaborative family law is a means of resolving disputes whereby lawyers work together with their clients to
Read MoreBY: VALERIE DYE Spousal support payments can be made in several ways. They can be made retroactive to a date
Read MoreBY VALERIE DYE Although persons generally have only one valid will at a given time it is not uncommon for
Read MoreBY VALERIE DYE As seen in the previous publication the principle of testamentary freedom is not an absolute one and
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