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Minnesota Divorce and Property Division: What can I Keep, and What Must be Divided?
So you find yourself either contemplating divorce, or in the middle of a divorce in the State of Minnesota, and need to know what your rights are with regard to all the personal and real property owned by you or your spouse. This article will touch on th...
Caregiver Tax in Canada
In Canada, it is a legal requirement to file specific tax when employing a caregiver. The caregiver is also required to pay and file taxes. However, below we will outline how a caregiver is also given various tax advantages and tax credits. For tax p...
Understanding BC Family Law When It Comes To Your Vancouver Divorce
There is lots of rationale's to chat with your Vancouver family lawyer ahead of talking about living separately and apart together, Vancouver divorce comes with a lot of points to take into account. Possibly you are quietly considering ending your marriag...
H&R Block’s tax software is easy to use
In the year 1955, Richard and Henry Bloch formed H&R Block. Henry became both the chief executive officer and president, while the chairman of the board post went to Richard. The firm began its first franchise in Canada in the year 1964. In the year 1965 ...
Uncontested Divorce in Thailand – How a Marriage is Ended under Thai Law
"Divorce is a very controversial topic and all over the world it reaches alarming rates. According to Thai law, under section 1501 of the Commercial and Civil Code a marriage in Thailand is ended in one of three ways. It is either executed by:1. The ...