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Family Law

Family law refers to legal disputes that affect families and are dealt with in family court. Family law encompasses a broad range of disputes including marital separations and divorce, parenting time, and spousal and child support.

A family dispute can understandably cause emotional distress and frustration. At Ang Law, we are committed to ensuring that the best interests of you and your loved ones are protected. We are committed to listening to your concerns to create a personal and comprehensive strategy to ensure the best possible outcome of your family law matter.

At Ang Law, we can help you with the following family law matters:

A separation agreement is a legal agreement between a couple, which resolves certain family law matters that arise when a couple separates. A separation agreement can address whatever topics the couple wishes to include, such as financial support, and the division of joint assets.

A divorce is the formal process of ending a legal marriage.

Decision-making responsibility is the responsibility to make significant decisions regarding a child’s well-being, such as health, education, and culture. As of March 1, 2021, a parent who has “custody” of a child under a custody order now has decision-making responsibility. Decision-making responsibility may be shared between the child’s parents, or only one parent may be granted decision-making responsibility.

Parenting time refers to the amount of time that a child spends in a parent’s care. Parents are entitled to parenting time, unless a court determines that it is not in the child’s best interests.

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Civil Litigation

Civil litigation refers to the process of resolving disputes between two or more disparate parties. Typically, one party will seek a civil remedy, such as monetary damages, against the other party. Civil litigation encompasses a broad range of disputes including breach of contract, negligence resulting in injury or death, and property damage.

Unfortunately, civil litigation matters can often cause emotional distress regardless of whether you are the claimant or the defendant to a claim. At Ang Law, we are committed to working meticulously with you to gather all of the relevant facts and evidence to achieve the best resolution for your civil litigation matter.

At Ang Law, we can help you with the following civil litigation matters:

Civil proceedings refer to disputes between parties that are of a civil nature. Such disputes include, but are not limited to, breach of contract, negligence resulting in injury or death, and property damage.

Mediation is a process in which two or more parties select a neutral third party (the mediator), who will help the parties resolve the issue(s) on their own. Mediation is a cheaper alternative to court. Arbitration is a process in which two or more parties select a neutral third party (the arbitrator), who will make a binding decision on the issue(s) after listening to each party’s position.

A demand letter is a written demand from the legal representative of an injured party which notifies another party of an issue and the remedies that the injured party is seeking to resolve the issue.

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Real Estate Law

Real estate law refers to the law that governs the purchase, use, and sale of real property. Real estate law encompasses a variety of real estate transactions including buying and selling a home, co-ownership, and lease agreements.

Real estate transactions can be intimidating. At Ang Law, we are committed to ensuring that your real estate transaction runs efficiently. We will keep you informed throughout every stage of the process and ensure that your interests are reflected in every agreement.

At Ang Law, we can help you with the following real estate law matters

A purchase or sale transaction involves an agreement to buy or sell real property.

A co-ownership agreement is a legal agreement between two or more owners of a property. A co-ownership agreement addresses the rights and obligations of each co-owner. Co-owners may own property as joint tenants or tenants in common.

Mortgage re-financing is the process of renegotiating your existing mortgage agreement to consolidate debt, or to use the equity in your property to increase the amount of your mortgage to make a large purchase.

A lease agreement is a legal agreement between a landlord and a tenant which allows the tenant to have residential or commercial use of a landlord’s real property.

A property dispute involves a disagreement between two or more parties over a property-related issue.  A common property dispute is a disagreement between two neighbours over the boundary line that separates their properties.

A title examination is the process of ensuring that the title to a property is free from all registered restrictions, charges, liens, and encumbrances, and has been properly conveyed between previous owners.

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Wills & Estates

Estate planning refers to the process of managing your assets during your lifetime, whereas a will addresses the distribution of your assets after your death. A well-drafted will and a well-planned estate can protect your loved ones from unnecessary confusion, expense, and legal action.

Although it may feel uncomfortable, it is never too early to begin thinking about your will and estate plan. At Ang Law, we are committed to drafting a comprehensive will or estate plan that is tailored to your personal wishes.

At Ang Law, we can help you with the following will and estate planning matters:

An estate plan addresses the management of your assets while you are still alive. A will addresses the distribution of your assets after your death.

A power of attorney is a legal document that gives an individual of your choosing the right to make decisions on your behalf. A power of attorney for property authorizes an individual to make decisions related to your property. A power of attorney for personal care authorizes an individual to make decisions related to your health and well-being if you become mentally incapable of making those decisions for yourself.

An application for a certificate of an estate trustee, informally known as a “probate application”, is an application to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice for a certificate that grants an individual the legal authority to act as the estate trustee of an estate.

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