Welcome to Bickhram Litigation
When it comes to legal services, experience and results speak volumes. So while we pride ourselves on our client focus and personal approach, at Bickhram Litigation we also recognize that our years of experience and our track record of positive results are just as important.
As part of our litigation service, we seek to explore the basic, no nonsense approach to resolve disputes. This can include negotiation, mediation or fierce advocacy in the courtroom.
To discuss your concerns and learn more about your options, call Rick Bickhram at (905) 361-9787 to schedule an appointment for a complementary consultation. Evening and weekend meetings can be set up by request. Rick Bickhram can also be reached by e-mail at [email protected], or by filling out the form below.
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Some Helpful Tips for Those Involved In a Guardianship Dispute
A guardian is a substitute decision maker, who steps into the shoes of a person who is not mentally capable of making a particular decision. A person may not be mentally capable for a variety of reasons, but the most common cause is the result of dementia. The Toronto Star has already reported that dementia is on
May 16, 2022 -
How Much Estate Planning is Enough?
As I was surfing the internet over the weekend, I came across literature on the need for society to take time to plan for the eventual transfer of their wealth from one generation to the other. I think a good question that should be asked is how much planning is enough and what type of planning could insulate my
May 9, 2022 -
Family Law Act Elections
Family Law Act Elections When an individual dies, leaving a Last Will and Testament (“Last Will”), the deceased’s surviving spouse has two options. The surviving spouse may elect to take their entitlement under the Last Will or elect to receive their entitlement under Section 5 of the Family Law Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. F.3 (“FLA”).
May 2, 2022 -
What Happens if your Spouse Passes Away, Without a Will?
What Happens if Your Spouse Passes Away, Without a Will? When an individual passes away without a Last Will and Testament (“Last Will”), it means they died intestate. When your partner dies intestate, the surviving spouse has two options. The surviving spouse may elect to take their entitlement under Part II of the Succession Law Reform Act (“SLRA”), or they
April 18, 2022
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