If you're a business owner who also owns one or more personal properties, you may consider transferring your personal property to the business name. In other words, because companies are considered separate entities from the owners themselves, you may be planning to transfer ownership of a property from your personal name to the name of the company.
There are many reasons why people do this. First off, you may save on taxes, reduce the amount of personal debt that you have on an incomplete mortgage or increase the assets that your company has on its books.
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If you've recently undergone separation from your spouse, you probably haven't come up with a solid custody agreement for your children. During the holidays, it's easier to decide where the kids stay and how often they visit the other parent. However, once school opens, creating an effective agreement amid separation or divorce can be tough.
This doesn't mean that your children should suffer due to your divorce. Here are some tips on how to manage child custody without affecting your kids' school schedules.
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If you were an innocent party in a car accident, then you may have already been through the insurance claims process. In some cases, you may also be able to lodge a common law damages claim against the person who caused the accident.
What do these damages cover, and are you eligible for them?
What Are Common Law Damages?
If you apply for common law damages, you basically sue the person who was responsible for the accident.
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