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Domestic violence remains a pressing concern in Edmonton, profoundly affecting families and, most critically, children. The trauma associated with such violence can have enduring effects on a child’s emotional and psychological well-being. In these challenging...
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In Edmonton, Alberta, the concept of “disparate lifestyle” between spouses or partners plays a significant role in family law proceedings, particularly in matters of divorce, separation, and parenting arrangements. When one partner has markedly different...
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Navigating family law matters involving children requires not only legal expertise but also a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological nuances involved. In Edmonton, Ulasi Law Group stands out as a beacon of support for families and children facing such...
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By Ralph Ike Epelle Many times, upon recruitment, Employees receive an “employee handbook” from their new employers in addition to an employment contract. Many times, the Employee Handbook spells out amongst other things, the following: a. Rules and Regulations of the...
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By Ralph Ikechi Epelle Sometimes, employees hired in one province are transferred to another province during the course of their employment. Often, these transfers are made with limited written terms and conditions, even where the initial employment contract states...
