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Rabideau Law
62 Regina Street North
Waterloo, Ontario
Canada N2J 3A5
Phone: 519-957-1001
Fax: 866-772-6765
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Common Law vs. Marriage
/in Family Law /by Geoff RabideauCommon Law and Marriage are often confused when it comes to the division of property and other rights and obligations upon separation. In order to know what you’re entitled to, it’s important to understand the distinction between these two terms so you can create the best plan for your future. What may be confusing to […]
Rabideau Law 2018 Potato Blitz
/in News /by Rabideau LawWe are proud to announce that we will be holding a Potato Blitz from February 1st-28th in support of House of Friendship. What is a Potato Blitz? Over twenty years ago, House of Friendship (HOF) Board Members decided to host a potato blitz in February to help meet the need for potatoes throughout the year in […]
Joining Assets with Children
/in Wills & Estates /by Geoff RabideauWe recently came across an individual asking whether he could avoid the cost of preparing a Will by simply ‘joining’ all his assets with his children. Perhaps you may also have someone give you such an idea in order to skip the preparation of a Will because it’s “easier and cheaper to just join your […]
The Process of Getting a Separation Agreement Done
/in Family Law /by Geoff RabideauWhat follows below will be a general overview of the process for completing a separation agreement. It begins by contacting our office and concludes with the completed separation agreement that is provided to the client. Please note that this is not a precise account of how the process works, but merely a general guideline. Each […]
Separation Agreements: An Overview
/in Family Law /by Geoff RabideauWhat is a separation agreement? Separation agreements are contracts between two persons in a romantic relationship regarding their familial rights and obligations towards each other. These types of agreements allow people to negotiate issues such as how children will be taken care of, what kind of support will be paid between the spouses, and how […]
Rabideau Law Food Drive 2017
/in Blog /by Rabideau LawRabideau Law’s November Food Drive in support of The FoodBank of Waterloo Region We are proud to announce that we will be holding a Food Drive from November 1st-27th in support of The FoodBank of Waterloo Region, and in the spirit of GivingTuesday. What is GivingTuesday? As stated on the GivingTuesday Waterloo Region website: […]
Rabideau Law’s February Potato Blitz in support of House of Friendship
/in Blog, News /by Rabideau LawWe are proud to announce that we will be holding a Potato Blitz from February 1st-28th in support of House of Friendship. What is a Potato Blitz? Over twenty years ago, House of Friendship (HOF) Board Members decided to host a potato blitz in February to help meet the need for potatoes throughout the year in […]
Rabideau Law Food Drive 2016
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Rabideau LawRabideau Law’s November Food Drive in support of The Food Bank of Waterloo Region We are proud to announce that we will be holding a Food Drive from November 1st-28th in support of The Food Bank of Waterloo Region, and in the spirit of GivingTuesday. What is GivingTuesday? As stated on the GivingTuesday Waterloo Region […]
How to Fight your Property Tax Assessment
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Rabideau LawProperty taxes are a significant cost to owning a home, and no one likes to see their tax bill going up. But did you know that you can dispute your property assessment and have it reconsidered? There are two ways to have your property assessment reconsidered – by submitting a Request for Reconsideration (RFR) with […]
Home Buyers Tax Credit (HBTC)
/0 Comments/in News /by Rabideau LawWhat Is The Credit? The federal government offers a $5,000 credit to certain home buyers. The amount of the credit can be a little bit misleading; this credit will not allow you to save $5,000 in taxes. This credit is always applied against the lowest tax bracket, which is 15%. The maximum tax savings are […]