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As the saying goes: “Nothing in life is certain – except death and taxes”. To this, we would add: “If you don’t make a Will, your assets may not be sufficiently protected when you die.” Everyone should make a Will. It may be one of the most important things you ever do – because it gives you control over what happens to your money, property, and other assets (your estate) on your death. While many people put off making a will because they don’t want to think about or plan for their death, it is a task that must not be avoided. If you don’t make a will, the government decides who inherits your estate according to the statutory laws of intestacy under the Succession Law Reform Act. This means you no longer get to choose who benefits from your estate upon your death. If you have not yet made a Will, then Contact Rogerson Law Group for an experienced will lawyer in Toronto for assistance with estate or will disputes. The wills and estate lawyers in Toronto at Rogerson Law Group prov...

From making decisions about assets, alimony, or child support, a family law Lawyers in Barrie can be very beneficial to help ensure that these proceedings go according to plan and needs. A family lawyer can make sure your rights are protected and you get everything you are entitled to. Our family lawyers provide comprehensive advice and representation on domestic contracts. A domestic contract is a legally binding written agreement setting out agreed terms, such as the rights and responsibilities that the parties will be bound by in specified circumstances. Domestic contracts include cohabitation agreements, marriage contracts, prenuptial agreements, and separation agreements. Rogerson Law Group has experienced Family lawyers in Barrie Ontario . We specialize in family law cases related to divorce, custody, Cross-Border Family issues, child custody/support, and more. If you are thinking about cohabitating or getting married or if your relationship is breaking down – our family la...

What is a tax objection? An Objection. It is a process where a taxpayer submits his disagreement with the decision or omission made by the commissioner regarding their tax position. An Appeal. It is a request to the higher court to review a lower court's decision. Taxation is a fact of business life, but it can get particularly messy when a business or individual seeks to challenge a tax assessment or other decision by the Canada Revenue Agency. Rogerson Law Group has a dedicated Tax Litigation team who are experienced in successfully making Tax Objections and tax appeals on behalf of businesses and individuals. The CRA is not always right – and mistakes can happen. Situations where an individual or business may be unhappy with their tax assessment by the CRA include: Tax disputes and tax appeals with the CRA, or in the provincial Ministry of Revenue Notice of Assessment following a tax return Notice of Reassessment following a tax audit Disallowances If you are still...