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*Why does estate administration take so long?

Because somewhere, right now, an exhausted clerk is being buried alive under probate forms, estate accounts, receipts, tax returns, bank statements, missing documents, and “just one more thing” emails.

The process is rarely quick. Estate files are paperwork-heavy, detail-driven, and often slowed by missing information, court timelines, financial institutions, and good old-fashioned bureaucracy.

In other words: it’s not always chaos… but sometimes chaos does wear a tie. Estate accounting is not for the weak.

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#EstateLaw #Probate #EstateAdministration #EstateAccounting #WillsAndEstates #ProbateProcess #LawHumour #LegalHumour #ClerkLife #PaperworkChaos #RemielLawJournal

*Why does estate administration take so long?

Because somewhere, right now, an exhausted clerk is being buried alive under probate forms, estate accounts, receipts, tax returns, bank statements, missing documents, and “just one more thing” emails.

The process is rarely quick. Estate files are paperwork-heavy, detail-driven, and often slowed by missing information, court timelines, financial institutions, and good old-fashioned bureaucracy.

In other words: it’s not always chaos… but sometimes chaos does wear a tie. Estate accounting is not for the weak.

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#EstateLaw #Probate #EstateAdministration #EstateAccounting #WillsAndEstates #ProbateProcess #LawHumour #LegalHumour #ClerkLife #PaperworkChaos #RemielLawJournal

Personal injury law is more than 4,000 years old.

Long before modern courts, insurance claims, and damage assessments, the ancient Sumerians were already assigning compensation for broken bones, lost teeth, severed limbs, and other injuries.

The Code of Ur-Nammu, dating to roughly 2100 BCE, often replaced physical retaliation with payments of silver—an early shift from revenge toward compensation and structured justice. ([Remiel Law][1])

Read the full article:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/the-world-s-first-personal-injury-laws-compensation-and-justice-under-the-code-of-ur-nammu

#CodeOfUrNammu #PersonalInjuryLaw #LegalHistory #AncientLaw #AncientMesopotamia #SumerianLaw #HistoryOfLaw #Justice #Compensation #LawAndHistory #RemielLawJournal

Personal injury law is more than 4,000 years old.

Long before modern courts, insurance claims, and damage assessments, the ancient Sumerians were already assigning compensation for broken bones, lost teeth, severed limbs, and other injuries.

The Code of Ur-Nammu, dating to roughly 2100 BCE, often replaced physical retaliation with payments of silver—an early shift from revenge toward compensation and structured justice. ([Remiel Law][1])

Read the full article:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/the-world-s-first-personal-injury-laws-compensation-and-justice-under-the-code-of-ur-nammu

#CodeOfUrNammu #PersonalInjuryLaw #LegalHistory #AncientLaw #AncientMesopotamia #SumerianLaw #HistoryOfLaw #Justice #Compensation #LawAndHistory #RemielLawJournal

Liberty is not arrogance.
Real freedom leaves room for doubt, humility, and reflection.

Learned Hand’s words are a reminder that the spirit of liberty is not blind certainty, but the willingness to question ourselves, our power, and our assumptions.

“The spirit of liberty is the spirit which is not too sure that it is right.” — Learned Hand

Read more at www.remiellaw.ca

#LearnedHand #Liberty #Freedom #RuleOfLaw #Justice #LegalHistory #CivilLiberties #LawMatters #RightsAndFreedoms #RemielLawJournal

Liberty is not arrogance.
Real freedom leaves room for doubt, humility, and reflection.

Learned Hand’s words are a reminder that the spirit of liberty is not blind certainty, but the willingness to question ourselves, our power, and our assumptions.

“The spirit of liberty is the spirit which is not too sure that it is right.” — Learned Hand

Read more at www.remiellaw.ca

#LearnedHand #Liberty #Freedom #RuleOfLaw #Justice #LegalHistory #CivilLiberties #LawMatters #RightsAndFreedoms #RemielLawJournal

False accusations are not a modern problem. Nearly 4,000 years ago, the Code of Hammurabi made them the subject of its very first law.

In ancient Babylon, accusing someone of a serious crime without being able to prove it could carry the same punishment intended for the accused—including death.

Why did one of history’s earliest legal codes treat false allegations so severely? And how did ancient courts attempt to determine the truth without police investigations, DNA evidence, or forensic science?

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/the-first-false-accusation-laws-in-history

#LegalHistory #CodeOfHammurabi #AncientLaw #Mesopotamia #FalseAccusations #HistoryOfLaw #Justice #RemielLawJournal

False accusations are not a modern problem. Nearly 4,000 years ago, the Code of Hammurabi made them the subject of its very first law.

In ancient Babylon, accusing someone of a serious crime without being able to prove it could carry the same punishment intended for the accused—including death.

Why did one of history’s earliest legal codes treat false allegations so severely? And how did ancient courts attempt to determine the truth without police investigations, DNA evidence, or forensic science?

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/the-first-false-accusation-laws-in-history

#LegalHistory #CodeOfHammurabi #AncientLaw #Mesopotamia #FalseAccusations #HistoryOfLaw #Justice #RemielLawJournal

Justice was never simply given—it was demanded.

Emmeline Pankhurst’s words still hit hard today: when justice is denied long enough, resistance is inevitable.

The rights we now consider ordinary were once considered radical. They were won by people who refused to stay silent.

“If men will not do us justice, they shall do us violence.” — Emmeline Pankhurst

Read more at www.remiellaw.ca

#EmmelinePankhurst #WomensRights #LegalHistory #Justice #RuleOfLaw #HumanRights #Equality #WomenInHistory #HistoryMatters #RemielLawJournal

Justice was never simply given—it was demanded.

Emmeline Pankhurst’s words still hit hard today: when justice is denied long enough, resistance is inevitable.

The rights we now consider ordinary were once considered radical. They were won by people who refused to stay silent.

“If men will not do us justice, they shall do us violence.” — Emmeline Pankhurst

Read more at www.remiellaw.ca

#EmmelinePankhurst #WomensRights #LegalHistory #Justice #RuleOfLaw #HumanRights #Equality #WomenInHistory #HistoryMatters #RemielLawJournal

Stability alone is not proof that a country is thriving.

True progress depends on more than strong institutions or economic growth. It also requires the rule of law, accountability, and respect for fundamental human rights.

As Kofi Annan reminded us, these principles are not optional. They are the foundation of a just and prosperous society.

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#RuleOfLaw #HumanRights #Justice #Equality #KofiAnnan #LegalHistory #RemielLawJournal

Stability alone is not proof that a country is thriving.

True progress depends on more than strong institutions or economic growth. It also requires the rule of law, accountability, and respect for fundamental human rights.

As Kofi Annan reminded us, these principles are not optional. They are the foundation of a just and prosperous society.

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#RuleOfLaw #HumanRights #Justice #Equality #KofiAnnan #LegalHistory #RemielLawJournal

In 1928, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that women were not “persons” eligible for appointment to the Senate.

The Famous Five refused to accept that answer.

One year later, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council overturned the decision, confirming that women were included as “qualified persons” under section 24 of the Constitution Act, 1867.

The Persons Case did more than open the Senate to women. It also helped establish the “living tree” doctrine—the principle that Canada’s Constitution must be capable of growth and adaptation as society changes.

The case was a major turning point, but it did not create full equality overnight. Its history is more complicated, and more important, than the simplified version many of us were taught.

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/the-persons-case-when-women-became-persons-under-canadian-law

#PersonsCase #FamousFive #CanadianLaw #CanadianLegalHistory #WomensHistory #ConstitutionalLaw #LivingTreeDoctrine #RemielLawJournal

In 1928, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that women were not “persons” eligible for appointment to the Senate.

The Famous Five refused to accept that answer.

One year later, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council overturned the decision, confirming that women were included as “qualified persons” under section 24 of the Constitution Act, 1867.

The Persons Case did more than open the Senate to women. It also helped establish the “living tree” doctrine—the principle that Canada’s Constitution must be capable of growth and adaptation as society changes.

The case was a major turning point, but it did not create full equality overnight. Its history is more complicated, and more important, than the simplified version many of us were taught.

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/the-persons-case-when-women-became-persons-under-canadian-law

#PersonsCase #FamousFive #CanadianLaw #CanadianLegalHistory #WomensHistory #ConstitutionalLaw #LivingTreeDoctrine #RemielLawJournal

Freedom, equality, justice, and prosperity should never be reserved for a select few. They are principles worth protecting for everyone.

“I would like to be known as a person who is concerned about freedom and equality and justice and prosperity for all people.”
— Rosa Parks

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#RosaParks #Freedom #Equality #Justice #HumanRights #RemielLawJournal

Freedom, equality, justice, and prosperity should never be reserved for a select few. They are principles worth protecting for everyone.

“I would like to be known as a person who is concerned about freedom and equality and justice and prosperity for all people.”
— Rosa Parks

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#RosaParks #Freedom #Equality #Justice #HumanRights #RemielLawJournal

🚨 KNOWN TO POLICE 🚨

Meet Canada's most notorious repeat offender: the Canada Goose.

Accused of assaulting joggers, intimidating golfers, blocking traffic, terrorizing parks, and demanding bread with absolutely no remorse, this feathered menace has become a national legend.

While this cartoon is all in good fun, it highlights one of Canada's most recognizable wildlife troublemakers!

For more legal information, interesting cases, legal history, and uniquely Canadian law stories, visit:

🌐 https://www.remiellaw.ca/

#CanadaGoose #CanadianHumour #LegalHistory #CanadianLaw #Wildlife #AnimalStories #FunnyCartoon #OntarioLaw #Canada #RemielLaw

🚨 KNOWN TO POLICE 🚨

Meet Canada's most notorious repeat offender: the Canada Goose.

Accused of assaulting joggers, intimidating golfers, blocking traffic, terrorizing parks, and demanding bread with absolutely no remorse, this feathered menace has become a national legend.

While this cartoon is all in good fun, it highlights one of Canada's most recognizable wildlife troublemakers!

For more legal information, interesting cases, legal history, and uniquely Canadian law stories, visit:

🌐 https://www.remiellaw.ca/

#CanadaGoose #CanadianHumour #LegalHistory #CanadianLaw #Wildlife #AnimalStories #FunnyCartoon #OntarioLaw #Canada #RemielLaw

Loud music. Barking dogs. Late-night parties. Constant noise.

At what point does a noisy neighbour become a legal issue?

Ontario residents have several options when noise begins affecting their enjoyment of their home, but the law is often more nuanced than people expect.

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/how-to-deal-with-noisy-neighbours-in-ontario-legal-information-and-real-case-outcome

Loud music. Barking dogs. Late-night parties. Constant noise.

At what point does a noisy neighbour become a legal issue?

Ontario residents have several options when noise begins affecting their enjoyment of their home, but the law is often more nuanced than people expect.

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/how-to-deal-with-noisy-neighbours-in-ontario-legal-information-and-real-case-outcome

In 1932, Australia faced an unexpected problem: emus were destroying crops across parts of Western Australia.

The government's solution? Deploy soldiers armed with machine guns.

The result?

Emus 1.
Man 0.

The emus won.

Known today as the "Great Emu War," this strange but true chapter of history remains one of the most fascinating examples of government policy colliding with nature.

Read more legal history, unusual laws, and fascinating cases at:

🌐 https://www.remiellaw.ca/

#GreatEmuWar #LegalHistory #AustralianHistory #HistoryFacts #LawAndHistory #StrangeHistory #InterestingFacts #GovernmentPolicy #RemielLaw

In 1932, Australia faced an unexpected problem: emus were destroying crops across parts of Western Australia.

The government's solution? Deploy soldiers armed with machine guns.

The result?

Emus 1.
Man 0.

The emus won.

Known today as the "Great Emu War," this strange but true chapter of history remains one of the most fascinating examples of government policy colliding with nature.

Read more legal history, unusual laws, and fascinating cases at:

🌐 https://www.remiellaw.ca/

#GreatEmuWar #LegalHistory #AustralianHistory #HistoryFacts #LawAndHistory #StrangeHistory #InterestingFacts #GovernmentPolicy #RemielLaw

Welcome to the Royal Court... where His Honour appears to have been unexpectedly crowned. 👑

Inspired by the famous virtual hearing where a lawyer accidentally appeared as a cat, this cartoon imagines a judge discovering—far too late—that a very enthusiastic filter has joined the proceedings.

Fortunately, justice was still served, even if the Court briefly looked a little more... regal than usual.

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#LegalHumour #RoyalCourt #CourtroomComedy #ZoomCourt #LawLife #FunnyCartoon #LegalHistory #RemielLaw

Welcome to the Royal Court... where His Honour appears to have been unexpectedly crowned. 👑

Inspired by the famous virtual hearing where a lawyer accidentally appeared as a cat, this cartoon imagines a judge discovering—far too late—that a very enthusiastic filter has joined the proceedings.

Fortunately, justice was still served, even if the Court briefly looked a little more... regal than usual.

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#LegalHumour #RoyalCourt #CourtroomComedy #ZoomCourt #LawLife #FunnyCartoon #LegalHistory #RemielLaw

A guest leaves your gathering, gets behind the wheel, and causes a serious collision.

Could the host face legal consequences?

Canadian courts have examined this question for years, and the answer is more complex than many people realize.

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/legal-risks-for-hosts-when-guests-drink-and-drive-in-canada

A guest leaves your gathering, gets behind the wheel, and causes a serious collision.

Could the host face legal consequences?

Canadian courts have examined this question for years, and the answer is more complex than many people realize.

Read the full article:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/legal-risks-for-hosts-when-guests-drink-and-drive-in-canada

Parliament is designed for debate, scrutiny, and accountability — but where is the line between healthy debate and endless gridlock?

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#CanadianLaw #CourtroomChaos #RemielLaw #LawHumour #LawyerHumor #RemielLawJournal

Parliament is designed for debate, scrutiny, and accountability — but where is the line between healthy debate and endless gridlock?

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#CanadianLaw #CourtroomChaos #RemielLaw #LawHumour #LawyerHumor #RemielLawJournal

How much scrutiny should Parliament give legislation before it becomes law?

Recent federal bills, including Bill C-5, Bill C-9, Bill C-12, and Bill C-2, have sparked debate among lawyers, civil liberties groups, Indigenous organizations, and constitutional scholars. Concerns range from Charter rights and privacy protections to Indigenous consultation and procedural fairness.

Read more:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/fast-tracking-federal-laws-in-canada-rights-oversight-and-the-growing-debate-over-bill-c-5-bill

#RemielLaw #CanadianLaw #RemielLawJournal

How much scrutiny should Parliament give legislation before it becomes law?

Recent federal bills, including Bill C-5, Bill C-9, Bill C-12, and Bill C-2, have sparked debate among lawyers, civil liberties groups, Indigenous organizations, and constitutional scholars. Concerns range from Charter rights and privacy protections to Indigenous consultation and procedural fairness.

Read more:

https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/fast-tracking-federal-laws-in-canada-rights-oversight-and-the-growing-debate-over-bill-c-5-bill

#RemielLaw #CanadianLaw #RemielLawJournal

“Leading the Herd” — courtroom edition. 🐂⚖️

Legal life can be serious… but sometimes we need to laugh at the chaos.

More legal content, history, and courtroom insights at: Remiel Law Journal

#LawHumour #CourtroomChaos #LegalCartoons #LawLife #CanadianLaw #LawyerHumour #CourtroomComedy #RemielLaw #RemielLawJournal #Objection #LitigationLife #LegalCommunity

“Leading the Herd” — courtroom edition. 🐂⚖️

Legal life can be serious… but sometimes we need to laugh at the chaos.

More legal content, history, and courtroom insights at: Remiel Law Journal

#LawHumour #CourtroomChaos #LegalCartoons #LawLife #CanadianLaw #LawyerHumour #CourtroomComedy #RemielLaw #RemielLawJournal #Objection #LitigationLife #LegalCommunity

Key Laws from the Code of Ur‑Nammu — a focused look at five surviving laws and what they tell us about early systems of justice, compensation, and societal order.

Read more: https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/keylaws-from-the-code-of-ur-nammu

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Key Laws from the Code of Ur‑Nammu — a focused look at five surviving laws and what they tell us about early systems of justice, compensation, and societal order.

Read more: https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/keylaws-from-the-code-of-ur-nammu

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Paralegals in Ontario can now help with certain family law matters.

A new licence called the Family Legal Services Provider allows trained paralegals to assist with low conflict, procedural family law issues.

They can help with:
• Uncontested or joint divorces
• Child support paperwork and recalculations
• Separation, cohabitation, and marriage agreements where terms are already agreed
• Family court forms and filing steps

They cannot handle contested matters or appear in court.

This is a meaningful change in how family law services are delivered in Ontario.

Read the full article here: https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/paralegals-in-ontario-can-now-help-with-family-law-matters

Paralegals in Ontario can now help with certain family law matters.

A new licence called the Family Legal Services Provider allows trained paralegals to assist with low conflict, procedural family law issues.

They can help with:
• Uncontested or joint divorces
• Child support paperwork and recalculations
• Separation, cohabitation, and marriage agreements where terms are already agreed
• Family court forms and filing steps

They cannot handle contested matters or appear in court.

This is a meaningful change in how family law services are delivered in Ontario.

Read the full article here: https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/paralegals-in-ontario-can-now-help-with-family-law-matters

Family law doesn’t always mean conflict.

In Ontario, licensed paralegals can now help with certain straightforward family law matters.
This article explains what they can help with, where the limits are, and when a lawyer is still needed.

Read more:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/paralegals-in-ontario-can-now-help-with-family-law-matters

#FamilyLaw #AccessToJustice #Paralegal #OntarioLaw #LegalServices #FLSP #LawSocietyOfOntario #LegalEducation #AffordableLegalHelp #JusticeSystem #RemielLaw #RemielLawJournal #RemielLawBlog

Family law doesn’t always mean conflict.

In Ontario, licensed paralegals can now help with certain straightforward family law matters.
This article explains what they can help with, where the limits are, and when a lawyer is still needed.

Read more:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/paralegals-in-ontario-can-now-help-with-family-law-matters

#FamilyLaw #AccessToJustice #Paralegal #OntarioLaw #LegalServices #FLSP #LawSocietyOfOntario #LegalEducation #AffordableLegalHelp #JusticeSystem #RemielLaw #RemielLawJournal #RemielLawBlog

An eviction order doesn’t mean you must leave immediately.
In Ontario, only a Sheriff can enforce eviction, not a landlord.

Read more here:
https://www.the411on411.ca/post/received-an-eviction-order-in-ontario-understanding-the-basics

#EvictionOntario #TenantRights #OntarioHousing #LandlordAndTenantBoard #KnowYourRights #LegalInfo #CanadianLaw #OntarioLaw #RentalRights #TribunalsOntario #EvictionNotice #HousingHelp #LegalEducation #LTB #HousingMatters #remiellawjournal

An eviction order doesn’t mean you must leave immediately.
In Ontario, only a Sheriff can enforce eviction, not a landlord.

Read more here:
https://www.the411on411.ca/post/received-an-eviction-order-in-ontario-understanding-the-basics

#EvictionOntario #TenantRights #OntarioHousing #LandlordAndTenantBoard #KnowYourRights #LegalInfo #CanadianLaw #OntarioLaw #RentalRights #TribunalsOntario #EvictionNotice #HousingHelp #LegalEducation #LTB #HousingMatters #remiellawjournal

Most sexual harassment doesn’t happen in public.
No witnesses. No recordings. No paper trail.

So how does Ontario law deal with cases that happen behind closed doors?

This article breaks down how tribunals assess credibility, why lack of evidence does not end a case, and how trauma-informed decision-making is changing outcomes.

Read here:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/when-the-door-closes-understanding-sexual-harassment-evidence-in-ontario

#remiellaw #LegalAwareness #legalblog #legaljournal #canadian #canadianlaw

Most sexual harassment doesn’t happen in public.
No witnesses. No recordings. No paper trail.

So how does Ontario law deal with cases that happen behind closed doors?

This article breaks down how tribunals assess credibility, why lack of evidence does not end a case, and how trauma-informed decision-making is changing outcomes.

Read here:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/when-the-door-closes-understanding-sexual-harassment-evidence-in-ontario

#remiellaw #LegalAwareness #legalblog #legaljournal #canadian #canadianlaw

🚨 Think a speeding ticket is the end of the road? Think again. This reel shows exactly what to do when you’re pulled over in Ontario.

Read more here:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/what-happens-when-you-get-a-speeding-ticket-in-ontario-and-how-to-contest-it

#speedingticketontario #OntarioDrivers #DrivingInCanada #remiellawjournal
#TrafficTicketHelp #KnowYourRights

🚨 Think a speeding ticket is the end of the road? Think again. This reel shows exactly what to do when you’re pulled over in Ontario.

Read more here:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/what-happens-when-you-get-a-speeding-ticket-in-ontario-and-how-to-contest-it

#speedingticketontario #OntarioDrivers #DrivingInCanada #remiellawjournal
#TrafficTicketHelp #KnowYourRights

Who could own land has always been about power.

For much of history, women’s ability to own property depended on where they lived, who they married, and which laws applied to them. Some societies granted women broad rights, while others erased their legal identity entirely.

Explore how women’s property rights have evolved across civilizations and why those legal choices still matter today.

Read more here:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/women-property-and-power-in-legal-history

#WomensHistory #LawAndSociety #LegalEducation #PropertyRights #womensrights #remiellaw

Who could own land has always been about power.

For much of history, women’s ability to own property depended on where they lived, who they married, and which laws applied to them. Some societies granted women broad rights, while others erased their legal identity entirely.

Explore how women’s property rights have evolved across civilizations and why those legal choices still matter today.

Read more here:
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/women-property-and-power-in-legal-history

#WomensHistory #LawAndSociety #LegalEducation #PropertyRights #womensrights #remiellaw

A summons, subpoena, or appearance notice is not optional. It’s a legal order, and missing court can lead to arrest or new charges.

If you receive one, read it carefully, get legal help, and show up.

Knowing what to do protects your rights and your future.

Knowledge is power—especially when it comes to court.

#LegalInfo #KnowYourRights #CourtSummons #CanadaLaw

A summons, subpoena, or appearance notice is not optional. It’s a legal order, and missing court can lead to arrest or new charges.

If you receive one, read it carefully, get legal help, and show up.

Knowing what to do protects your rights and your future.

Knowledge is power—especially when it comes to court.

#LegalInfo #KnowYourRights #CourtSummons #CanadaLaw

What happens after a court order is issued?

The answer depends on where you are in Canada.

Read the full breakdown at remiellaw.ca
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/what-happens-after-you-get-a-court-order-in-canada-and-how-to-enforce-it

#CanadianLaw #JusticeStudies #LegalInsight #LawAndJustice #LegalEducation

What happens after a court order is issued?

The answer depends on where you are in Canada.

Read the full breakdown at remiellaw.ca
https://www.remiellaw.ca/post/what-happens-after-you-get-a-court-order-in-canada-and-how-to-enforce-it

#CanadianLaw #JusticeStudies #LegalInsight #LawAndJustice #LegalEducation

Exploring law with depth, clarity, and purpose.

Read more thoughtful legal insights at remiellaw.ca

#LegalInsight #LawAndJustice #LegalEducation #JusticeMatters #LawJournal

Exploring law with depth, clarity, and purpose.

Read more thoughtful legal insights at remiellaw.ca

#LegalInsight #LawAndJustice #LegalEducation #JusticeMatters #LawJournal

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What Is Mens Rea? (In Plain English)

Mens rea means "guilty mind."

It’s the idea that, to be guilty of a crime, a person must usually have meant to do something wrong or knew what they were doing could hurt someone or break the law.

#Canadianlaw #law #Canada #justice #justicesystem #remiel_law #remiel #mensrea #guilty #knowledge #knowthelaw

What Is Mens Rea? (In Plain English)

Mens rea means "guilty mind."

It’s the idea that, to be guilty of a crime, a person must usually have meant to do something wrong or knew what they were doing could hurt someone or break the law.

#Canadianlaw #law #Canada #justice #justicesystem #remiel_law #remiel #mensrea #guilty #knowledge #knowthelaw

"Tips belong to workers—not employers."

It’s your money—don’t let it get pocketed.

Check out the Canada Labour Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. L-2)
Learn about your gratuities rights below:

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/L-2/section-166.html

"Tips belong to workers—not employers."

It’s your money—don’t let it get pocketed.

Check out the Canada Labour Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. L-2)
Learn about your gratuities rights below:

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/L-2/section-166.html

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