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representation Agreements vs. Enduring Power of Attorney

Representation Agreements vs. Enduring Power of Attorney

If you have fallen ill or need your loved ones to manage your legal and financial affairs, it is important to consider making a Representation Agreement or an Enduring Power of Attorney. In making your decision, you must understand the overlapping functions and differences between these two legal documents. Keep in mind that a Representation Agreement or an Enduring Power of Attorney is different than a will. You can discuss the differences with our Estate Read more…

By Heena Han, ago

FAQs About Family Law in British Columbia | Part 1

In this blog we answered your FAQs About Family Law In British Columbia | Part 1 Pax Law can help you! Our immigration lawyers and consultants are willing, ready, and able to assist you with any matters regarding family law. Please visit our appointment booking page to make an appointment with one of our lawyers or consultants; alternatively, you can call our offices at +1-604-767-9529.

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago
FAQs About Family Law In British Columbia| Part 1
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Family Law in British Columbia

Understanding Family Law Family law in British Columbia encompasses legal issues arising from the breakdown of romantic relationships. It addresses critical decisions about childcare, financial support, and property division after a relationship ends. This area of law is vital in outlining the formation and dissolution of legally significant family relationships. Methods of Resolving Family Law Issues Family law disputes can be settled in two primary ways: Negotiation, mediation, and arbitration offer alternative paths to court Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago

Start-Up and Self-employed Visa Programs

Navigating Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program: A Comprehensive Guide for Immigrant Entrepreneurs Canada‘s Start-Up Visa Program offers a unique pathway for immigrant entrepreneurs to establish innovative businesses in Canada. This guide provides an in-depth overview of the program, eligibility criteria, and application process, tailored for prospective applicants and law firms advising clients on immigration matters. Introduction to Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program The Start-Up Visa Program is a Canadian immigration option specifically designed for immigrant entrepreneurs with Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago
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Canada's Immigration and Refugee Law

Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Law

Canada’s Magnetism for Global Migrants Canada stands out as a global beacon, attracting people from all corners of the world due to its strong social support systems, cultural diversity, and rich natural resources. It’s a land that offers a blend of opportunities and quality of life, making it a top choice for migrants seeking new horizons. In 2024, Canada aims to welcome approximately 475,000 new permanent residents. This initiative highlights the country’s dedication to attracting Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago

What is Canadian Family class of immigration?|Part 2

Overview of Spousal/Common Law Partner Sponsorship in Canada 1. Definition and Scope The “Spouse or Common Law Partner in Canada Class” sponsorship is a unique category for partners already cohabiting in Canada. This class is distinct from family class sponsorships and follows its own set of rules as defined in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR, ss 123-29). 2. Eligibility Criteria This sponsorship option is specifically for spouses or common law partners living together Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago
Canadian family class of immigration
Canadian family class of immigration

What is Canadian Family class of immigration?|Part 1

Introduction to Family Class Immigration Who Can Be Sponsored? Spousal Relationships Spouse Category Common-Law Partners Conjugal Relationship vs. Conjugal Partner Sponsorship: Exclusion Criteria for Family Class Sponsorship Consequences of Exclusion Section 117(9)(d) Cases: Dealing with Non-accompanying Family Members Policy and Guidelines for Excluded Relationships Bad-Faith Relationships Definition and Criteria Key Elements for Assessment Factors for Evaluation by Officers Documentation and Preparation Counsel’s Role The pressure associated with sponsoring family members for immigration Visa officers determine Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago

Checklists for What to Do When You Arrive in Canada

It is important to have a checklists for what to do when you arrive in Canada to ensure a smooth transition. Here’s a comprehensive list of things to do upon your arrival: With family Immediate Tasks Upon Arrival First Few Days Within the First Month Ongoing Tasks Health and Safety Legal and Immigration Tasks Miscellaneous With Student Visa Arriving in Canada as an international student involves a set of specific tasks to ensure a smooth Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago
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What is Canadian Economic class of immigration?|Part 2

VIII. Business Immigration Programs Business Immigration Programs are designed for experienced business people to contribute to Canada’s economy: Types of Programs: These programs are part of Canada’s broader strategy to attract individuals who can contribute to economic growth and are subject to changes and updates based on economic needs and policy decisions. A. Applications for Business Immigration Programs The Business Immigration Programs, distinct from Express Entry, cater to experienced business individuals. The application process includes: Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago

What is Canadian Economic class of immigration?|Part 1

I. Introduction to Canadian Immigration Policy The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) outlines Canada’s immigration policy, emphasizing economic benefits and supporting a strong economy. Key objectives include: Amendments have been made over the years to economic processing categories and criteria, particularly in economic and business immigration. Provinces and territories now play a significant role in immigration to boost local economies. II. Economic Immigration Programs Canada’s economic immigration includes programs like: Despite some criticism, especially Read more…

By Dr. Samin Mortazavi, ago
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