How Can I Adjust My Child Support Payments If My Income Changes?
Parents sometimes face financial shifts—whether because of job loss, a new position with higher or lower wages, or sudden expenses. When that happens,…
Federal Court Finds Bias in Tribunal Chair’s Dismissal of Canadian Immigration Case
A recent Federal Court decision has added a surprising twist to a long-running human rights complaint involving the Immigration Department. The court ruled…
How Do I Make a Will?
Many people delay writing a will because they find it uncomfortable or confusing. Life events, such as marriage, having children, or purchasing property,…
Trump Becomes a Convicted Felon, Avoids Prison and Fines
In a historic and controversial decision, President-elect Donald Trump received an unconditional discharge on Friday for 34 felony counts linked to hush-money payments…
What Can I Do If Someone Refuses to Honour My Power of Attorney?
Holding a Power of Attorney (POA) can be an essential safety net, allowing a trusted individual to manage property, finances, or personal care…
Legal Aid Ontario Proposes Three-Year Plan to Expand Financial Eligibility
Legal Aid Ontario (LAO) has unveiled a plan to broaden the financial eligibility thresholds that determine who can receive legal aid services for…
What Can I Do If I Wasn’t Hired Because of Discrimination?
Job seekers can feel discouraged when they suspect an employer has rejected them unfairly. Unlawful discrimination involves being refused a position due to…
How Do I Challenge an Eviction Notice?
Receiving an eviction notice can feel unsettling, especially if you believe the notice is unfair or if you simply need more time to…