Charles BakerMay 113 minWhat Is The Difference Between Separation & Divorce? When people talk about getting separated and getting divorced, it can be difficult to understand the difference as they’re so...
Charles BakerApr 262 min What Exactly Is Wrongful Dismissal?Wrongful dismissal is a stressful situation for any employee. Today’s blog discusses what wrongful dismissal is and when it occurs
Charles BakerApr 133 minWhat Are The 3 Types Of Criminal Offences?There are 3 types of criminal offences that one can face. They are indictable, conviction and hybrid offences. Read today’s blog to find out
Charles BakerMar 283 minWhat Is Commercial Litigation?Whether you want it or not, commercial disputes are an inevitable part of doing business. While most disputes are resolved amicably...
Charles BakerMar 153 minHow To Prepare Yourself For Filing A Divorce?The decision to file for divorce never comes easy. Many people may not be prepared for the emotional turmoil they will experience. Read more
Charles BakerMar 12 minHow Do You Prove Breach of Contract in Ontario?When another party violates the agreed-upon terms and conditions, the wronged (non-breaching) party can seek legal remedies by filing a laws
Charles BakerFeb 153 min7 Things You Should Know About Child Support in OntarioOne of the most asked-about family law issues our child support lawyer at Baker Doodnauth receives daily, revolves around child support...
Charles BakerJan 253 minWhat Should I Do If I Have Been Denied Long-Term Disability Benefits?Getting a claim for long-term disability benefits denied is not uncommon. read our latest blog post to discover what you should do ...
Charles BakerJan 133 minAre Assets Always A 50/50 Split In An Ontario Divorce?One of the most common questions that arise when people get divorced is, “How are assets divided in a divorce?” and “Who gets what?” ...
Charles BakerDec 29, 20213 minWhen Should I Hire A Personal Injury Lawyer?If you have been injured in an accident in Newmarket or elsewhere in York Region, you may be considering hiring personal injury lawyers ...
Charles BakerDec 16, 20213 min5 Tips For Hiring A Divorce Lawyer in York RegionSeeking a divorce can be a daunting task. However, choosing a divorce lawyer can be even more overwhelming. Click here to read our tips.
Charles BakerNov 29, 20214 minCohabitation Agreements: Do You Need Them and How to Make OneIn certain situations, the Canadian government may consider your relationship to be more than a simple relationship..
Charles BakerNov 17, 20214 minHow Long Does a Civil Lawsuit Take in Ontario?A civil lawsuit is a court proceeding involving a legal dispute between two or more parties. A civil claim is solvable ...
Charles BakerNov 1, 20214 minUnderstanding Stepchildren and Child SupportBlended families have become quite common in Canada in recent years. In fact, stepparent families now represent 12.6 percent of all...
Charles BakerOct 20, 20214 minDo You Need a Lawyer to Divorce Your Spouse?Dealing with a divorce can be difficult and stressful, especially when you are not on good terms with your spouse...
Charles BakerOct 5, 20212 minCan You Sue a Builder for Poor Quality Work?Allowing a builder to work on your home is a huge extension of trust. When a builder breaches your contract or does shoddy work ...
Charles BakerSep 21, 20213 minAm I in a Common-Law Relationship?Common-law relationships may be common, but how do you know if you are you in one? Learn how to know if you are in a common-law ...
Charles BakerMar 27, 20212 minWhat Does the Term Quantum Meruit Mean in the Civil Context?Quantum meruit is a Latin phrase meaning "what one has earned." Black’s Law Dictionary says it means, "as much as he deserved"...
Charles BakerMar 27, 20212 minWhat is the Deemed Undertaking Rule?Rule 30.1.01(1) of the Rules of Civil Procedure states that all parties and their lawyers are deemed to undertake not to use evidence...
Charles BakerMar 27, 20213 minWhen Does a Shared Parenting Arrangement Lead to a s 9 Analysis under the Child Support Guidelines?A shared parenting arrangement may trigger an analysis under section 9 of the Child Support Guidelines.