Our Practices
Elder Law
Elder Law in Canada is an area of legal practice dedicated to providing advice and services to elderly individuals. It covers a broad range of topics including estate planning, retirement planning, long-term care planning, incapacity planning, elder abuse prevention and protection, public benefits for seniors, and much more.
Family Law
Family law in Canada is the area of law that governs family relationships and covers matters such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and child support. Family law is a complex and ever-changing area of the law, and it can be difficult to navigate without legal assistance. If you are facing a family law issue, it is important to speak to a lawyer who can help you understand your rights and options.
Environmental Law
Environmental law in Canada is a branch of law that concerns the relationship between humans and their environment. In Canada, environmental law is made up of federal, provincial, and territorial law. The federal government has jurisdiction over matters that cross provincial boundaries, such as fisheries, shipping, and national parks. Provincial and territorial governments have jurisdiction over most other environmental matters, such as land use planning, water management, and air quality.
Intellectual Property
Intellectual property law in Canada is a complex and highly technical field of law that requires a thorough understanding of copyright, trademark, domain name registration and other related areas. The purpose of intellectual property law in Canada is to protect the creators and owners of original works such as books, software programs, movies, recordings and inventions from unauthorized use by others.
Tax Law
Tax law in Canada is a combination of legislation, judicial decisions, and administrative rulings from the government. The principal legislation is the Income Tax Act, which sets out the general rules for tax-paying entities in Canada. The Act is supplemented by a variety of regulations, which are published in the Canada Gazette.
Corporate Law
Corporate law in Canada governs the formation, governance and dissolution of Canadian corporations. It sets out the rules and regulations that companies must follow in order to operate legally in Canada. Corporate law is based on common law, which is developed through case law. This means that the law is based on previous court decisions, rather than being written down in a statute.