Sentences with phrase «common law partners which»

A separation agreement is a contract between former married or common law partners which outlines the terms of their divorce or separation.

Not exact matches

Much as charter schools are partners with the district in working towards our common goal of ensuring all students in Los Angeles receive a high quality education, we hope to be partners in finding long - term facilities solutions, which comply with the law, to accommodate all public school students.»

After 65, there is no OAS Survivor's Benefit: Don't be misled by the term Allowance for the Survivor, which applies only to those aged 60 to 64 and is subject to various other stipulations: notably that you have a partner or common - law spouse who has died.

** Exception: One might split eligible pension income with a spouse or common - law partner, which may reduce tax at the margin.

The extent to which pension income splitting will be beneficial will depend on the marginal tax bracket of you and your spouse or common - law partner, as well as the amount of qualifying income that can be split.

(i) while the property, or property substituted for it, is held under a TFSA of which the spouse or common - law partner is the holder, and

A home can be designated as your principal residence for each year in which you, your spouse or common - law partner and / or your children were residents in Canada and ordinarily lived in it for some time during the particular year.

Of all the stepfamilies identified, 271,930 were considered simple stepfamilies, in which all children are the biological or adopted children of only one married spouse or common - law partner in the couple and whose birth or adoption preceded the current relationship.

Q: My son and his common - law partner bought a condo together in Vancouver last year — which has since gone up in value.

Paul Fruitman, a partner at Lax O'Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP, says when you effect a settlement, you «not only have settlement privilege which is a common law right but you also have, typically, a settlement agreement that provides for confidentiality.»

The Matrimonial Property Act, the provincial law which governs the division of property of married people does not apply to common - law partners.

Certain conversations between him and his common - law partner had been intercepted by police, and she later described for law enforcement authorities some of the many illicit activities in which the accused man had allegedly been involved.

For those who haven't been following it, Vancouver - based equity partner John Michael McCormick sued Faskens under B.C. human rights law because the partnership agreement required him to retire at 65, which is common among law firms.

If you are married or live with a common - law partner who is also a citizen of a nation other than Canada, you can decide which one of you will be the principal applicant.

As it stands, disabled adult children of unmarried parents are not entitled to child support in Ontario and Alberta unless they are enrolled in full - time education, since common - law partners fall under provincial legislation which includes a narrow definition of who qualifies as a child for the purposes of support, says Silbert, principal of Sharon B. Silbert Professional Corporation.

Another important, often overlooked, issue when dealing with common law partners is the emotional baggage that some of their «old life» can bring with them, says Sullivan, which can include tensions around previous children, child support obligations to ex-spouses and the difficulties with blended families.

Each non-voting share is owned by either the Realtor or certain affiliated people — the spouse, common - law partner or child (the «family»), a corporation whose shares are beneficially owned by the Realtor or his or her family, or a trust, all of the beneficiaries of which are the Realtor or his or her family.