Missing the Mark – Why Are 70 Percent of Canadians Without an Estate Plan?
Estate planning, essential for ensuring posthumous wishes are met, remains an area 70% of Canadians neglect. This deficiency largely stems from misconceptions, such as believing estate planning is only for the wealthy or thinking they’re too young to start.
Navigating Criminal Motor Vehicle Offences: A Deep Dive into Ontario’s Criminal Law
In Ontario, adherence to driving regulations is critical for public safety, but violations occur, leading to criminal charges.
Exploring The Requirements For Canadas Start-Up Visa Business Class
The idea of launching a start-up can be exciting, daunting, and everything in between, especially for entrepreneurs aiming to establish their business in foreign lands.
Why You Need a Will, Even If You Don’t Own Real Estate
Have you ever thought about estate planning and concluded it’s unnecessary because you don’t own any real estate?
Things to Watch Out for in a Share Purchase Agreement
A Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) is an integral document used when the shares of a corporation are being purchased. The document outlines the agreement between the buyer and seller and can be quite complex.
When to Create a Will
A will is a legal document that clearly states how a person’s property and belongings will be divided after their passing.
The Canadian Start-Up Visa program
Since its introduction in 2013, the program has been a huge success in assisting Canada in luring and keeping outstanding entrepreneurs who can contribute to the expansion and prosperity of the country’s economy.
A Look into The Canadian Competition Act in 2023
In 2022 the Government of Canada passed new amendments that expanded the Scope of the Competition Act. In this article, we look back on some of the changes that took place.
What Are Mergers And Acquisitions?
The term “mergers and acquisitions,” also known as M&A, refers to the merging of businesses or their essential business assets via business-to-business monetary operations.
Why Is It Important To Have A Will?
A will is a written statement that represents you after death. It specifies how you intend on allocating your assets and property.