Divorce In Canada: When You Will Need A Language Translator

Posted on: 23 April 2015

Canada recognizes two official languages-- English and French. If you marry a French Canadian who only speaks French and does not understand English, it may be a problem when you get a divorce. Here is how you can cross that language barrier and make it clear to your former spouse the terms of the divorce. Most Lawyers in Canada Can Speak French The closer you live to Quebec, the more likely you can find a divorce lawyer that speaks French, although a few other French-speaking lawyers are scattered throughout the provinces.
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Real Estate Lawyer: 3 Reasons You Need One If You're Buying Or Selling Property

Posted on: 7 April 2015

There are few situations in life where having an experienced attorney on your side is absolutely essential, but a real estate transaction is certainly one of them. Canadian real estate laws are complex, so you want to have an experienced real estate attorney on your side who can navigate the procedural minutiae and close the deal quickly. Below, you'll find three ways a real estate lawyer can help those who are buying or selling real estate.
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Benefits Of A Credit Counselling Program

Posted on: 18 March 2015

If you are struggling financially and are unsure as to how to get your financial life back on track, you may consider credit counseling. Credit counselling is a great alternative for those who don't have the ability to file for bankruptcy, or who just don't want to take a hit on their credit by filing for bankruptcy. Credit counselling is not for everyone, and it truly depends on how bad your financial trouble is, but it does not hurt to explore the option.
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How To Prevent A Private Car Sale From Going South

Posted on: 6 March 2015

Picture your dream car, available at a decent price that is affordable to you for the first time in your life. Even if the car is used, you would likely purchase it as long as everything seemed to be in working condition, right? While used car lots and companies selling cars must legally abide by certain rules within their sale process (letting you know of any problems with the car), things can become a little sketchy when dealing with private sellers.
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