5 Mistakes To Avoid If A Bailiff Arrives At Your Home
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10 November 2015
A bailiff can be sent out to your property by a creditor in pursuit of an outstanding debt that you owe. How you respond to the arrival of this bailiff is often a determining factor in how quickly and smoothly the debt is resolved.
Any wrong moves you make when the bailiff arrives at your house can have both financial and legal repercussions that can aggravate an already difficult situation. To get through the situation as smoothly as possible, avoid the following five mistakes:
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Registering A Vehicle In Canada: Key Considerations
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13 September 2015
Registering a vehicle in Canada usually involves going through a private companies known as registries. These entities are authorized by the Canadian government to handle certain functions of the country's provinces. One of the most important services they offer is vehicle registration. This article examines some key considerations related to the vehicle registration process in Canada.
Uniformity
The procedures for registering an auto are not uniform throughout Canada. Each province has its own regulations and the registries must adhere to these rules.
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4 Benefits Of Hiring A Lawyer To Plan Your Estate
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11 August 2015
If you're looking to get your affairs in order for the future, you may be thinking about taking the time to plan your estate. You can have full control over your affairs now so there are no surprises in the future. It's a good idea to hire a lawyer to hep with the planning process so that you have a great plan that meets all of your needs. Take a look at the following information to better understand the benefits to working with a lawyer to plan your estate.
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3 Legal Steps To Take After Your Divorce
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23 July 2015
If you are currently going through a divorce, you may be hoping that it will go through quickly so you can move on with your life. You should realize, though, that once it's complete, there may still be a few legal steps you must take to protect yourself and your assets. Here are three additional legal steps you may need to take after your divorce is finalized.
Create a new will
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