Full disclosure – we do not provide family law advice at Journey Law. We have in the past, and we hope to in the future, but we do not have any lawyers with the firm who handle family law issues at the moment. That said, there are a lot of ways we can help after
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Cornwall estate planning lawyer, Michele R.J. Allinotte, offers some thoughts for an aging LGBT community and how partners can protect each other in the event of death or incapacity.
Read MoreI did not think I would ever write a blog post with this title, but here were. Earlier this month, Bonnie Raitt won the Grammy for Song of the Year, for “Just Like That’, a song written and composed by her. The song was inspired by a true story about organ donation that Bonnie had
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As society moves toward an online existence, it becomes increasingly important to account for our digital presence in our wills and in estate planning.
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Cornwall and area estate planning lawyer, Michele R. J. Allinotte from Allinotte Law Office Professional Corporation share five simple steps to get your affairs in order this year.
Read MoreCornwall lawyer Michele Allinotte enourages Ontarians to register as organ and tissue donors at https://beadonor.ca/yourcornwalllawyer.
Read MoreCornwall and area lawyer Michele Allinotte discusses the importance of speaking to your family about your wishes when establishing your estate plans, wills and powers of attorney.
Read MoreCornwall and area wills and estates lawyer, Michele Allinotte, reviews what small business owners need to consider to ensure that their business will survive, even after the founder or owner passes away.
Read MoreCornwall and area lawyer, Michele Allinotte, discusses 3 key elements to getting your financial and legal affairs in order for the new year – first, review your Will, second make sure someone can make decisions for you if you cannot by making a Power of Attorney for Property and Personal Care and thirdly, get your financial and legal documents organized.
Read MoreCornwall lawyer Michele Allinotte discusses how it is much easier to plan “to get hit by a bus” now, than to leave our families, our work places and our businesses to pick up the pieces if we don’t have a estate plan (which could include wills, powers of attorney or other estate planning documents).
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