John P. Schuman, head of the Family Law department at Devry Smith Frank LLP, answers this question many clients deal with and ask.
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“What is Collaborative Law or Collaborative Practice?”
John P. Schuman, head of the Family Law department at Devry Smith Frank LLP, answers this question many clients deal with and ask.
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Watch this episode with real estate agent Joe Terceira, and Toronto family lawyer John P. Schuman where Schuman will discuss the topic of selling a business.
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In this extended interview, Mr. Justice Harvey Brownstone of Family Matters & John P. Schuman, a Toronto Family Lawyer & Certified Family Law Specialist provides some insights on The Importance of Evidence in a Family Court case.
John P. Schuman is the head of the family law team at Devry Smith Frank LLP and is a practicing family lawyer.
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Judges are looking for proof of which spouse is the primary caregiver from reliable sources, like the child’s daycare, doctors, dentists, or other independent third parties who are trustworthy, instead of using Family members, who may or may not be objective.
Additionally, Judges want to see financial evidence as well, especially when it comes to self-employed spouses, specifically their tax returns, Credit Card Bills, and other financial documents as proof.
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If you and your spouse or partner are in the process of getting separated you may be looking for some separation advice for couples. Separation can be extremely tough on couples and without proper advice or guidance you can potentially put yourself or your children in a vulnerable positions.
Most people spend a fortune on their family law legal fees because they lack the knowledge on how to properly proceed without making the situation a mess. By sorting through your issues quickly you can avoid paying huge legal fees, but more importantly allow each party to move on without any bad blood. The other aspect of all this is of course if there are children involved you want to make sure their interests always come first. This is why seeking separation advice for couples is important when separating.
Watch this episode with real estate agent Joe Terceira, and Toronto family lawyer John P. Schuman where they will discuss separation advice for couples.
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In this video, Toronto family lawyer Todd Slonim provides information on when you should consider seeking the advice of a family lawyer in regards to marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements and prenuptial agreements during his interview at the Real Estate 101 Show.
Todd discusses if there is anything a couple should consider before they move in together or decide to get married. People need to look at what they are bringing into a marriage. Often people come from significant wealth or are bringing in certain assets that they want to protect. Couples getting married should have a constructive discussion about those assets, their needs and look at ways of protecting them. With cohabiting couples, each could be at a different stage of their life such as a second marriage and they want to be more independent in their relationship. Todd discusses when you should consider contacting a family lawyer.
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Alexandra J. Tratnik discusses human rights damages in wrongful dismissal cases at Devry Smith Frank LLP HR/Employment seminar on October 10, 2014.
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What is the difference between spousal support and alimony? Spousal support is the Canadian term and spousal support in the US is called alimony. Spousal support is one of the most contentious areas of divorce. One spouse must pay the other one and there are always issues around how much and why they have to pay that much. Some feel they did not get enough credit or the other spouse got too much credit for what they brought to the relationship while married. Spousal support is about paying support to the other spouse, it is not child support or any other type of support.
Spousal support can also apply to couples that live together in some circumstances.
Watch this episode with real estate agent Joe Terceira, and family lawyer John Schuman where John will discuss the topic of how to get spousal support.
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In this video, Justin R. Winch speaks with human resource professionals about Employee Bonuses specifically bonuses as they need to be paid following termination of an employee and other related employment law issues.
Justin R. Winch is an employment lawyer and commercial litigator with the Toronto Law Firm of Devry Smith Frank LLP.
Understanding employee bonuses and how they work post-termination can often be the difference to a quick resolution to a wrongful dismissal claim or a lengthy lawsuit.
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This is a great overview for employers and Human Resources Professionals. Devry Smith Frank LLP has produced a series of videos and seminars to assist HR professionals and HR departments with employment law matters.
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Watch this episode with real estate agent Joe Terceira, and Toronto family lawyer John P. Schuman where he will discuss the topic of changing a support order.
Schuman answers all these questions and more regarding changing a support order.
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