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What Are Executors Personally Liable For? Do They Inherit the Debts of an Estate?
Being an Executor The role of an executor (now called a personal representative) can be daunting, filled with legal responsibilities,…
Read More...Empowering Choices: Why You Need a Divorce Mediator
Navigating Divorce Divorce is a challenging journey that often leads to emotional turmoil, legal complexities, and financial stress. In the…
Read More...How can I save money on my divorce in Nova Scotia?
What strategies can I employ to reduce divorce costs in Nova Scotia? If you have talked to anyone getting a…
Read More...6 Benefits of Having a Valid Will in Nova Scotia
What is a Will? A Will is a legal document that expresses your wishes for how your property and assets…
Read More...Doggy Divorce: The Unexpected Expense of Canine Custody
If you are going through a divorce and you have a pet, you might be wondering what will happen to…
Read More...Dignity and Law
“Human dignity” is a term we hear a lot these days. It is a term we have long been familiar with as it is at the heart of human rights, but what is human dignity exactly?
Read More...Employee Reference Checks in Nova Scotia
Can an employer give a bad reference check? There is often confusion about rights and responsibilities when it comes to…
Read More...Vacation Pay and Holiday Pay in Nova Scotia: What are Your Workplace Rights?
During the busy holiday season, questions often arise about workplace rights to vacation and holiday pay. Our employment lawyers have written about the law in Nova Scotia on this important workplace issue.
Read More...Estate Planning in Nova Scotia: Wills, Personal Directives, Powers of Attorney, What Do They All Mean?
As one gets older, they may start to think about the one thing we all have in common, that our time here will eventually come to an end. This time is made easier if you have specific documents in place. This is called your estate plan in Nova Scotia.
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