About: donald
Website: https://www.merchantlaw.com/
Bio: Donald I.M. Outerbridge is the Executive Director of Merchant Law Group LLP and has been for the last thirty years approximately, commencing in 1993; and has been managing or involved in law firm management at various levels a lot longer going back to 1981 across multiple provinces in Canada. He achieved a B.A. as the University of Western Ontario (1981) and a B.Comm. degree from the University of Windsor in 1983. Donald is Past President, Association of Legal Administrators, Winnipeg Chapter (1991) and has been Guest Lecturer, Red River Community College, Legal Assistant Program’s, “Law Office Management” subsection, Winnipeg, MB (1989-1992). Mr. Outerbridge has been a mentor to many young lawyers over the years, a colleague and a friend. He is also an avid Notre Dame Fighting Irish college football and Green Bay Packers pro football fanatic.
Phone Number: (604) 609-7777
Address: 304 - 15127 100th Ave. Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Posts by donald:
What is the Spouse or Common-law Partner Amount?
Posted on: 24 Oct 2021
Canadian law and order provide help services to couples. You can claim a certain amount for your spouse or common-law partner. The payment helps couples to run their families when one spouse needs to support the other. So, what is the spouse or common-law partner amount? What criteria must you fulfill to claim the amount?…
Statutory Declaration of Common-law Union
Posted on: 12 Oct 2021
Immigration is a stressful phase in life. The struggle of uprooting your entire life to start over in a foreign place is not easy. Especially when you take into consideration the entire legal ordeal related to immigration. If you and your common-law partner are planning to immigrate, we are sure you must have come across…
Can You Go to Jail for Not Paying Child Support in Canada?
Posted on: 27 Sep 2021
Canada has a law that is called the “duty to provide support.” It states that parents must support their children. This duty may enforce through the courts if certain unpaid periods. So does it mean can you go to jail for not paying child support in Canada? The answer is Yes, but it depends. Although,…
How to Stop Child Support Payments When Child Turns 18?
Posted on: 26 Sep 2021
If you are a parent paying child support, it is important to know how to stop your payments after the child turns 18. If you want to do this, make sure you speak with a lawyer about how best to proceed. There are many considerations and steps on how to stop child support payments. So…
Common Law Separation
Posted on: 02 Sep 2021
A common law separation is defined as two people who don’t want to live together in a committed. According to the most recent Canadian census, common-law partnerships are on the rise in Canada. Despite the increase in this form of partnership, the rights of individuals living together outside of marriage remain mostly unknown. In fact,…
How Can I Avoid Spousal Support?
Posted on: 19 Aug 2021
Spousal Support in Saskatoon has been a crucial issue for many couples. As it is a legal issue, some things should be understood to avoid unwanted spousal support if you are a payee. In general, spousal support is monetary support provided by the male couple to his female counterpart during or after a divorce. Support…
How a Father Can Win a Child Custody Case?
Posted on: 10 Aug 2021
Winning a child custody case is often difficult for fathers. They need a proper plan and go through several complicated issues to win the battle. This article offers you a complete guideline on how a father can win a child custody case. If you go for filing for full custody in Saskatoon, we recommend you…
How to Get Married and Marriage License?
Posted on: 03 Aug 2021
In Saskatchewan, getting married and married a license is an easy yet confusing task. You have to fulfill specific requirements for purchasing a marriage license, the validity of which is only 90 days. People often get confused about when and how to buy a marriage license and what the requirements are. This article offers you…
Legal Separation Agreement
Posted on: 29 Jun 2021
A separation agreement is usually an agreement between the spouses. And it helps to finalize the child support, shared property of the spouses, and many more. If the relationship is a common-law partnership, you may not have to go to court to settle the legal separation. Instead, you can come to a legal separation agreement…
