Transitions Legal Solutions

Our office is closed until January 3,2025.

Enjoy restful holidays! We look forward to welcoming you back in the new year.

At Transitions Legal Solutions, we see every challenge as an opportunity for growth and collaboration. While we’ve recently experienced some transitions, including the departure of several talented team members, we’re more committed than ever to providing our clients with the highest level of service and expertise.

The exciting part? With a leaner, more focused team, we’re now able to collaborate even more closely—both within our firm and with our clients. This enhanced teamwork allows us to offer more personalized attention and creative solutions, ensuring we meet your unique legal needs.

We’ve always believed in the power of adaptability, and we’re confident this shift will only strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional results. We’re here to work *with you*, every step of the way!

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A collaborative process has space for specialists who can help you navigate difficult feelings without putting your child in the middle of your separation or divorce.

Happy Administrative Professionals Day! We could not do what we do without our staff keeping us organized and our clients happy.

In a collaborative process we can bring in a child specialist to help parents support their children during the difficult process of separation.

For the safety of our clients and staff, the office will be closed on Monday, March 4 due to the weather and road conditions.

Did you know that the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) was nominated for a Nobel Peace prize? Divorce can be peaceful. Contact one of our collaboratively trained lawyers to learn more.

2023 IACP Highlights

• 13 webinars and 3 seminars with almost 1,200 members attending throughout the year
• Nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize
• 345 Attendees at 2023 Forum
• Doubled IACP membership in Malaysia
• Members in 27 countries on 5 continents

In addition to these highlights, 2023 had huge growth in New Zealand and Australia 🇦🇺 We encouraged group development through Practice Group Gatherings and Meet in the Hallway Zoom events to enhance collaboration and encourage conversation.

Thank you for your continued commitment to IACP!

Our office will be closed from noon on December 22 to January 2 to allow our staff time with their families this holiday season. We look forward to seeing you in the new year. Wishing you healthy and happy holidays!

For those who are Globe and Mail subscribers, this is an excellent article on the potential issues with joint ownership of assets in estate planning.

If you have assets that are jointly owned with anyone other than your spouse, there may be unintended consequences upon your death. These can include additional tax, exposure to creditors, a fight amongst your heirs, etc. We can assess the risk of your current plan and recommend a comprehensive estate plan to reduce taxes and the potential for a fight amongst your beneficiaries when you're gone.

Joint ownership of homes and other assets can lead to unintended problems Joint ownership is usually a bad idea for several reasons: taxes, loss of control, exposing assets to creditors and potential legal battles