Martes, Oktubre 21, 2014
With a husband and wife, would you prepare one joint will or two wills
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Sabado, Oktubre 18, 2014
Calgary Immigration Lawyer
Russ Weninger is a Calgary wills lawyer, Calgary estate planning lawyer, Canada notary services, and commissioner for oaths, located downtown. They also practice in other areas of law, such as immigration law, Canada notary services and provide notarization and commissioner for oaths services. For more information, visit http://www.calgarylegalwills.com/
Huwebes, Mayo 15, 2014
Canada Immigration FAQ - Temporary Foreign Worker, Education and Work Experience
I am a temporary foreign worker and have been recently laid off. To maintain my status in Canada, I need to find employment as quickly as possible. Do you know where I might go to find an employer?
Visit our Canada immigration FAQ pages for answers to all your Canada immigration concerns at http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com today or Call us at 403-265-4496. Visit http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com for more information.
Choosing your Executor When Drafting A Legal Will in Alberta, CA
Martes, Mayo 13, 2014
Calgary Legal Wills FAQs - Dying with or without a Will
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If I die without a will, does the government get everything? What is more important, a life insurance or a will? If I am unmarried and don't have significant assets yet, is it important to have a will?
Get all your Alberta Wills Questions answered today! Visit : http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com/ Or Call Russ Weninger at 403-265-4496."
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If I die without a will, does the government get everything? What is more important, a life insurance or a will? If I am unmarried and don't have significant assets yet, is it important to have a will?
Get all your Alberta Wills Questions answered today! Visit : http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com/ Or Call Russ Weninger at 403-265-4496."
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How Can I Qualify Under Canadian Experience Class When Immigrating to Canada?
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Lunes, Mayo 12, 2014
Canada Notary Services Frequently Asked Questions
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Services Frequently Asked Questions What will a notary do to my document? My spouse and I want to sign a separation agreement. Can we take that to a notary? Know the answer to these Notary Public Services questions in Canada today! Call Russ Weninger at 406-265-4496 or visit http://www.russweninger.com/notary-services today! |
Calgary Immigration Question - Sponsorship - Basic Requirement for Sponsors
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Requirement for Sponsors? To be able to sponsor family members, the
sponsoring party must be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, must
reside in Canada, must be at least 18 years of age, and in some cases must
have sufficient income to support relatives when they arrive in Canada. The process of immigrating to Canada through the Family Sponsorship program can be complex both for the applicant and the sponsor. Getting the assistance of Russ Weninger Immigration Law can help make the application process smooth and give you the best chance of approval. For More Immigration Info, Call Russ Weninger at: 403-265-4496 Or Visit http://calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com |
Linggo, Abril 20, 2014
Canada Notary Services Frequently Asked Questions
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Notary Services Frequently Asked Questions What will a notary do to my document? My spouse and I want to sign a separation agreement. Can we take that to a notary? Know the answer to these Notary Public Services questions in Canada today! Call Russ Weninger at 406-265-4496 or visit http://www.russweninger.com/notary-services today! |
Linggo, Abril 13, 2014
"How Can I Qualify Under Canadian Experience Class When Immigrating to Canada?"
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Immigration Question - How Can I Qualify Under Canadian Experience Class When Immigrating to Canada? Answer : To qualify under this category for immigration to Canada, the applicant must have either: completed a full-time program of post-secondary study of at least two years duration, and have completed at least one year of full-time skilled work experience in Canada within the last two years, or have obtained at least two years of full-time skilled work experience in Canada within the last three years. The study and work experience must have been obtained while the applicant had legal temporary resident status either as a student or a worker. Another requirement of this immigration category is that the applicant must be able to speak English or French at a moderate or high proficiency level, depending on the skill level of the Canadian work experience the applicant has obtained. Visit our Canada immigration FAQ pages for answers to all your Canada immigration concerns at http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com today or Call us at 403-265-4496. |
Miyerkules, Abril 9, 2014
Calgary Legal Wills FAQs - Dying with or without a Will
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Legal Wills FAQs If I die without a will, does the government get everything? What is more important, a life insurance or a will? If I am unmarried and don't have significant assets yet, is it important to have a will? Get all your Alberta Wills Questions answered today! Visit : http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com/ Or Call Russ Weninger at 403-265-4496. |
Choosing your Executor When Drafting A Legal Will in Alberta, CA
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| Your executor sorts out your will after you die, so it's important to choose the right person. Picking the right executor will mean that loved ones will receive their inheritance on a timely basis. Got questions on drafting your legal will in Alberta? Let Russ Weninger help you with your inquires with regards to writing your wills. Visit http://www.CalgaryLegalWills.com today for more information! |
Linggo, Marso 30, 2014
Canada Immigration FAQ - Migrating to the Province of Quebec
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Question : What options do I have to immigrate through the Province of
Quebec? Answer: The Province of Quebec has its own immigration system. Due to the fact that I am not licensed to practice law in Quebec, I can’t really advise you on these programs. While the programs are in many respects similar to the federal or provincial nominee programs, there are significant differences as well. If you ultimately plan on living in Quebec, you should consult with a Quebec immigration lawyer about your options in that province. Visit our Canada immigration FAQ pages for answers to all your Canada immigration concerns at http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com today or Call us at 403-265-4496. Visit http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com for more information. |
Huwebes, Marso 27, 2014
Canada Immigration FAQ - Securing a Work Permit to Work in Canada
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planning to immigrate to Canada, or simply need a temporary work permit, we
can help. At Russ Weninger Immigration Law we focus on immigration. We handle
most Canadian immigration matters, such as skilled worker immigration, work
permits, sponsorship via family/spouse/common law partner, provincial nominee
program immigration, business class immigration, labour market opinions, as
well as immigration through the Canadian Experience class. We can also help people obtain study
permits and temporary resident visas. Visit our Canada immigration FAQ pages for answers to all your Canada immigration concerns at http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com today or Call us at 403-265-4496. Visit http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com for more information. |
Martes, Marso 25, 2014
Alberta Notary Public - Applying for Passport - Passport Documents
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passport has been lost or damaged and you are applying for an additional
passport, the Passport Office will require you to swear a statutory
declaration before a notary public or commissioner for oaths. For more information, visit: http://www.russweninger.com/ Or call: 403-265-4496 today! |
Huwebes, Marso 20, 2014
Alberta Wills and Estate Planning for Gay and Lesbian Couples
| Alberta
Wills and Estate Planning Question : Are there any special considerations
that go into estate planning for gay and lesbian couples? Answer: In Alberta, from a legal point of view a gay or lesbian couple is the same as a heterosexual couple. A more relevant factor may be whether or not the couple has children. A childless couple will often want to appoint adult nieces and nephews, or even younger adult friends, as alternate executors for the wills, alternate attorneys for the powers of attorney, and alternate representatives for the personal directives. On the other hand, a couple with adult children will typically appoint one or more of the children as alternate representatives. For more information on Wills and Estate Planning in Alberta, visit http://calgarylegalwills.com or Call Russ Weninger at (403) 265-4496 |
Lunes, Marso 17, 2014
Alberta Estate Planning Frequently Asked Question - Joint Will or Two Wills
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Planning Question : With a husband and wife, would you prepare one joint will
or two wills? Answer: Some jurisdictions allow for joint wills. However, my practice is to prepare two wills, one for each spouse. I think joint wills have too many drawbacks. In particular, a husband and wife’s wishes are not always in line. For example, the husband may wish for one of his siblings to be his alternate executor, and the wife may wish for one of her siblings to be her alternate executor. In all likelihood, one spouse will predecease the other, rather than both dying at the same time. Since a joint will may be probated for the spouse who dies first, the second spouse would then likely have to do another will anyway. For more information on Wills and Estate Planning in Alberta, visit http://calgarylegalwills.com or Call Russ Weninger at (403) 265-4496 |
Huwebes, Marso 6, 2014
Canada Immigration Questions - Permanent Residency and Live-in Caregiver Program
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FAQ 1 - What are your thoughts on the Live-in Caregiver Program? Immigration FAQ 2 - I have a lot of money, but would not currently qualify under the skilled worker category or the Canadian experience class. As well, my English is poor. Are there any investor programs or other programs that I might use to qualify to permanent residency? Visit our Canada immigration FAQ pages for answers to all your Canada immigration concerns at http://www.calgaryimmigrationlawyer.com today or Call us at 403-265-4496. |
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