Practice areas

“Justice is the sum of all moral duty.”

(William Godwin)

Family Law

  • Who will the children reside with: Will it be equal time or a different percentage between their parents;
  • Will the matrimonial home be sold or whether either you or your spouse will keep it;
  • What property qualifies to be divided and shared between you and your spouse;
  • Will the debt incurred during marriage in your name be shared with your spouse.
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Estates Law

  • Whether the Last Will and Testament is valid;
  • If there is no Last Will and Testament, rules of distribution of Estate assets;
  • Is a separated surviving spouse entitled to receive a share in the Estate;
  • In the event of second marriages, rights of children of the first marriage.
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Wills

  •   Distribution of your personal assets on your death according to your wishes; 
  •   Select your executor, who will carry out the instructions outlined in your will.
  •   Who will have guardianship of your minor or disabled children;
  •   Make a special gift of money, property, or sentimental items, to specific individuals or organizations.

Powers of Attorney

  • Grant someone the authority to act on your behalf in the event of incapacity in your financial or legal matters;
  • A power of attorney for health grants a trusted person the authority to make medical decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so due to incapacity;
  • Select your own trustworthy and reliable person to act on your behalf as he/she will have significant decision-making power and should act in your best interests.
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