Rabideau Law Food Drive 2019
We are proud to announce that we will be holding a Food Drive from November 1st-29th in support of The Food Bank of Waterloo Region. Why should you donate? • The Food Bank serves a Community Food Assistance Network of more than 80 agencies and community food programs. 2,000 meals are served daily by this […]
Dont forget to Vote! Canada Federal Election 2019
Dont forget to Vote! Canada Federal Election 2019 The right to vote allows us to have an important say in how we are governed as a country. The right has been described by Canada’s Chief Justice as lying at the heart of our democracy. Under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms all Canadian citizens have the […]
Custody and Access: Parental Alienation
One problem that clients often come to me with is that they feel that the other parent is alienating them from their child. This is a serious allegation and one that usually occurs during high conflict circumstances. Clients often describe this alienation as “she’s telling the kids that I hate them” or “he’s telling the […]
Child Support: Undue Hardship
As discussed in the previous blog on child support, child support is generally seen as a non-negotiable support payment in the eyes of the court. However, there are ways to alter child support payments. This can be done through either a shared custody arrangement (see our blog post here), or by proving undue hardship. S. […]
Breakdown of Marriage: Physical and Mental Cruelty
Separation alone is difficult to deal with. When the issues concerning adultery, physical and mental cruelty become involved, it can make a difficult situation that much worse. If these concerns are a part of the separation between two spouses, courts here in Canada will implement a “no fault” regime. This means that when a person’s […]
LGBTQ Parents and Custody and Access
One fear that some parents may have is whether their LGBTQ status might affect their rights when it comes to Custody and Access. Thankfully, this is not in and of itself a ground to refuse custody or access to a parent as the case law below will demonstrate. Custody As mentioned in our last post […]
Bill C-45 and Real Estate Presentation
In response to Bill C-45 recently taking effect, Geoff Rabideau has taken some time to put together a presentation outlining what we do currently know about the laws surrounding Cannabis in Ontario, and what some of the potential changes may be that we will notice in respect to real estate.
Please keep in mind that this is being provided for informational purposes only and is not to be taken as legal advice, and that the specifics of the Cannabis Act will continue to evolve in the coming months and years in response to the outcome the law has on Canada and Ontario.