When embarking on the journey of starting a business, one of the most fundamental decisions you’ll make is choosing the right business structure. There are various options available, but three of the…
What is a Will? Why should I have a Will? You decide who gets your assets and in what proportion (subject to legal obligations to spouses and dependents), rather than the law directing…
Losing a loved one is an emotional and challenging experience, and the last thing on anyone’s mind during this time is the deceased’s Will. However, as much as we’d like to avoid these…
When it comes to creating your Will, it’s crucial to remember that everyone’s situation is unique, and your Will should reflect your individual wishes and circumstances. There are several key aspects to consider…
In an interesting legal development, the Court of King’s Bench in Saskatchewan recently recognized a thumbs-up emoji as a legitimate way of communicating acceptance of a contract and ordered more than $82,000 in…
Navigating decisions related to COVID-19 has been challenging for parents in Saskatchewan, especially for those who share custody of their children due to separation or divorce. An added layer of complexity arises when parents have differing opinions on whether their child should attend in-person schooling or opt for homeschooling during the pandemic.
Exciting news for contractors and subcontractors in Saskatchewan! The province has recently implemented a new prompt payment law that brings mandatory timelines into effect for timely payments in the construction industry. As of March 1, 2022, these prompt payment regulations are applicable to contracts for land improvements.
Canada’s updated Divorce Act came into effect on March 1, 2021.
The most noticeable changes focus on children – specifically, putting the children’s needs first when the family is dealing with a divorce or separation.
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