Kathryn MacCoon LL.B. 
Filing for Divorce in Canada? Going through divorce is a stressful and complicated time. It may appear complex, but simple information about the process may ease some of your concerns. Here is a short overview of divorce filing requirements, steps involved and considerations to take during this time. Who Can Get a Divorce in Canada? … Read more
In today’s digital age, finding a lawyer online has become an essential part in accessing services when faced with legal issues. However, not all online searches may yield the results you are looking for. Some websites with legal professionals appear on the first pages of online searches because they have paid to appear first. Other … Read more
No-Contact Orders in Ontario In Ontario, no-contact orders are essential legal instruments aimed at preventing an individual from contacting specified persons. These orders are also pivotal in cases involving domestic violence and harassment, serving to protect individuals and maintain legal fairness. This blog delves into the intricacies of no-contact orders, their application throughout various stages of the … Read more
Understanding Non-Compete Agreements in Ontario Overview In 2021, the province of Ontario became the first in Canada to prohibit employers from including non-compete agreements in employment contracts. This change aimed to protect employees’ rights, to advance careers and to ensure fair employment practices. What is a Non-Compete Agreement? A non-compete agreement usually forms part of … Read more
Can I Hire a Paralegal Instead of a Lawyer? – A Brief Overview Hiring a paralegal instead of a lawyer can be tempting due to potential cost savings. However, it’s crucial to understand the limitations and legal restrictions surrounding the role of paralegals. Here’s an in-depth look at why hiring a paralegal for legal representation … Read more
How Long Do Legal Professionals Keep Files in Ontario? – Understanding File Retention Rules In Ontario there are strict rules for opening, closing, retaining and destroying physical and digital files, to maintain professional integrity and client trust. File Retention Period The Limitations Act, mandates files be kept for 15 years after the file is closed. … Read more