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Digital evidence is important for a divorce case, but it’s critical to understand that there's a right and wrong way to capture, preserve and present it. Read more
Complex financial documents can cause loss of plenty of time and money for your clients. See how can you protect your clients from these financial mistakes. Read more
Secure your referral network now! Here are 15 strategies family lawyers can use to nurture and develop their referral network for better business. Read more
It is your job to represent your client's interests. But are your client's interests best served by your moving quickly to become the standard bearer of their cause as they define it? Maybe... Read more
These low-interest rates, however, create a tax planning opportunity that may translate into an income splitting opportunity in family law matters. Read more
An examination of the concept of “informed and prudent parties” and the impact thereon by the existence of insider information on a business in a valuation. Read more
The wife gets loan and buys shares from her husband. He deducts interest on loan and buys a house. The Supreme Court decision in Lipson declared foul. Read more
A review of the appropriateness of using insider information known only to one party in a valuation by examining the well-known tax cases. Read more
The limitation in the carry-forward/carry-back mechanism in Canada's income tax system is that the capital losses may be carried back only three years. Read more
Examining the decision on the case of Ross v. Ross, the Court of Appeals endorsed the Black Scholes Formula in valuing employee stock options. Read more
