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Real Estate Power Of Attorney In Canada A power of attorney is a legal document that authorizes someone to act on your behalf regarding your banking, real estate and more…. Regarding real estate power of attorney these are used normally for a couple of reasons. This first being that one of the parties is out of the country at the time of closing a real estate transaction so a power of attorney authorizing someone else to act on their behalf can help close the transaction.The second common reason a real estate power of attorney is used is when someone who owns a home for a long time and maybe is a little older wants to authorize a family member to act on their behalf because they don’t really understand the real estate process.Watch this episode where Realtor Joe Terceira interviews real estate lawyer Robert Adourian where they will discuss power of attorney in Real Estate. By Fauzan SiddiquiApril 28, 2020November 14, 2020
Resolving Family Law Disputes While the Family Courts Are Closed Due to COVID-19 Podcast #44 – Resolving Family Law Disputes While the Family Courts Are Closed Due to COVID-19 The closure of the Ontario Family Courts due to COVID-19 does NOT mean that separated spouses and parents have to wait to have their matters resolved. Since separation and divorce is an uncomfortable period of transition for both adults, but especially children, waiting a few months for the courts to reopen could be painful and add additional stress and anxiety at an already difficult time. In this edition of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist, John P. Schuman, explains the procedures available to get your Family Law Matter resolved, even while the Courts are closed. Everyone who has unresolved Family Law matters should be listed so they do not have to suffer waiting to have these difficult matters resolved. Podcast #44 In this edition of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist, John P. Schuman, explains the procedures available to get your Family Law Matter resolved, even while the Courts are closed. For more information, check out www.DevryLaw.ca. The companion book to this podcast, The Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law is available by clicking on the book to the right. The e-book is $9.99 and is available for immediate download from Amazon for Kindle, Kobo and iTunes for iPad, iPhone and Mac.If you have found this podcast useful, please feel free to share it on your social network by using the buttons to the left or at the bottom of the page. Hundreds of people download episodes of the podcast every month because of the valuable information it provides on family law and family court issues. This podcast was provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice with regard to any specific situation. Opening and closing music © 2010 Little Jackie Wright Thanks for listening. By Fauzan SiddiquiMarch 19, 2020October 1, 2021
How to get a “Legal Separation” in Ontario Podcast #41 – How to get a “Legal Separation” in Ontario One of the most common family law questions is “how to register a separation.” People have just separated, people who are thinking about separating and people who think they may be separated wonder what they have to do to “make it official”. The first thing to do after separation is the topic in this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast. In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, explains how a “separation” becomes legal in Ontario – for both married and common-law couples. He also explains the significance of the date of separation for support and property division, as well as some of the implications for employment benefits programs and income tax. John also explains the steps you need to start to address, and resolve, all the issues arising from separation. This podcast can help people who are separating avoid making big family law mistakes. Podcast #41 In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, explains how to get a separation legally in Ontario. For more information, check out www.DevryLaw.ca. The companion book to this podcast, The Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law is available by clicking on the book to the right. The e-book is $9.99 and is available for immediate download from Amazon for Kindle, Kobo and iTunes for iPad, iPhone and Mac.If you have found this podcast useful, please feel free to share it on your social network by using the buttons to the left or at the bottom of the page. Hundreds of people download episodes of the podcast every month because of the valuable information it provides on family law and family court issues. This podcast was provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice with regard to any specific situation. Opening and closing music © 2010 Little Jackie Wright Thanks for listening. By Fauzan SiddiquiFebruary 28, 2020October 1, 2021
Can You Be Better Off Financially If You Divorce? Podcast #43 – Can You Be Better Off Financially If You Divorce? This episode explains important Family Law financial issues, such as child support, spousal support/alimony, property division and the impact of shared parenting situations. It goes over the often misunderstood financial impact that they can have on separation. Those misunderstandings often lead people to assume that a divorce will ruin them financially. This episode explains why that is not necessarily the case and in what situations a separated spouse an actually be better off financially. This episode also has legal tips to help make the best decisions for starting a new life. To avoid common Family Law mistakes, it is important to make informed decisions to protect yourself and your kids. This episode provides a wealth of information to help with those decisions. Podcast #43 In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, explains whether or not you can be financially better off post-divorce. For more information, check out www.DevryLaw.ca. The companion book to this podcast, The Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law is available by clicking on the book to the right. The e-book is $9.99 and is available for immediate download from Amazon for Kindle, Kobo and iTunes for iPad, iPhone and Mac.If you have found this podcast useful, please feel free to share it on your social network by using the buttons to the left or at the bottom of the page. Hundreds of people download episodes of the podcast every month because of the valuable information it provides on family law and family court issues. This podcast was provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice with regard to any specific situation. Opening and closing music © 2010 Little Jackie Wright Thanks for listening. By Fauzan SiddiquiFebruary 23, 2020October 1, 2021
The Rights of Students During Ontario Teacher Strikes Podcast #42 – The Rights of Students During Ontario Teacher Strikes Difficulties between the Ontario Government and the teacher’s unions have led to public school classes being cancelled for some students, teachers not providing comments on report cards, and teachers stopping various other administrative tasks and other services. Many parents with children in the public education system have been asking about their children’s rights to education during a teacher’s strike. This Episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast answers the questions about what Ontario Law guarantees to students and how it protects them. It reveals what the minimum educational education standards are in the province and sets. It also discusses what rights that students with special needs, and students who are victims of bullying, can continue to expect even during labour disruptions affecting their school. Podcast #42 In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, highlights the rights of students during Ontario teacher strikes. For more information, check out www.DevryLaw.ca. The companion book to this podcast, The Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law is available by clicking on the book to the right. The e-book is $9.99 and is available for immediate download from Amazon for Kindle, Kobo and iTunes for iPad, iPhone and Mac.If you have found this podcast useful, please feel free to share it on your social network by using the buttons to the left or at the bottom of the page. Hundreds of people download episodes of the podcast every month because of the valuable information it provides on family law and family court issues. This podcast was provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice with regard to any specific situation. Opening and closing music © 2010 Little Jackie Wright Thanks for listening. By Fauzan SiddiquiFebruary 18, 2020October 1, 2021
How to Prepare for Family Mediation Podcast #40 – How to Prepare for Family Mediation Many people choose family mediation to resolve the issues in separation and divorce, including parenting, child support, spousal support, and property division. Often they chose family mediation to save money or get everything resolved more quickly or to avoid difficult arguments and fights. Mediation is more important, even required in some cases in the changes to the Divorce Act in 2020. But to really save money, to get through the mediation more quickly, and to avoid unnecessary arguments, it is really helpful to do some preparations before going to family mediation. In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, goes over what every separated spouse or parent should do to prepare for family mediation. That preparation includes taking important steps to get ready to discuss parenting matters (formerly custody and access) and financial matters. It also involves getting emotionally prepared to resolved matters at mediation. This podcast explains it all and provides valuable Family Law Tips to not only allow mediation to go more smoothly, but to help it proceed much more quickly, and at a lower cost while making it more likely that the mediation will be successful in reaching a resolution. This podcast can even help a separated parent or spouse use the mediation to get a result that he or she will like better. Anyone going through a separation should consider mediation and other forms of ADR to resolve all the related matters. That makes this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast essentially listening or viewing. Podcast #40 In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, goes over what every separated spouse or parent should do to prepare for family mediation. For more information, check out www.DevryLaw.ca. The companion book to this podcast, The Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law is available by clicking on the book to the right. The e-book is $9.99 and is available for immediate download from Amazon for Kindle, Kobo and iTunes for iPad, iPhone and Mac.If you have found this podcast useful, please feel free to share it on your social network by using the buttons to the left or at the bottom of the page. Hundreds of people download episodes of the podcast every month because of the valuable information it provides on family law and family court issues. This podcast was provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice with regard to any specific situation. Opening and closing music © 2010 Little Jackie Wright Thanks for listening. By Fauzan SiddiquiFebruary 10, 2020October 1, 2021
What Ontario Public Schools Must Do About Bullying Podcast #39 – What Ontario Public Schools Must Do About Bullying In this edition in the Children’s Right’s series of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Education Lawyer, John Schuman, explains what children have a right to expect that their public school will do to prevent bullying and what the school must do when bullying happens. He explains the obligations that the school has to the victims of bullying, including how the school must support all victims of bullying. He also explains what the school must do with the bullies. Finally, this podcast explains where parents, and students, can get help after being bullied and what legal remedies are available against schools that do not do enough about bullying. It is essential that students know that their school has to protect them against bullying and what rights they have in the school system when they are victimized by bullies Parents equally must know what they can do to protect their children, including what steps they can demand the school take to protect their children from being bullied and to help them if they are bullied. Podcast #39 In this edition in the Children’s Right’s series of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Education Lawyer, John Schuman, explains what children have a right to expect that their public school will do to prevent bullying and what the school must do when bullying happens. For more information, check out www.DevryLaw.ca. The companion book to this podcast, The Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law is available by clicking on the book to the right. The e-book is $9.99 and is available for immediate download from Amazon for Kindle, Kobo and iTunes for iPad, iPhone and Mac.If you have found this podcast useful, please feel free to share it on your social network by using the buttons to the left or at the bottom of the page. Hundreds of people download episodes of the podcast every month because of the valuable information it provides on family law and family court issues. This podcast was provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice with regard to any specific situation. Opening and closing music © 2010 Little Jackie Wright Thanks for listening. By Fauzan SiddiquiJanuary 10, 2020October 1, 2021