Pavey Law LLP

09/03/2026

Buying a business?
Make sure you know exactly what you’re signing.

The right legal guidance can help protect your investment and avoid costly surprises.

Pavey Law LLP
📞 (519) 621-7260
🌐 https://paveylaw.com

09/02/2026

Building a business takes vision, planning and plenty of hard work.

The right legal support can help you make confident decisions, protect what you are building and prepare for what comes next.

From business structures and contracts to ongoing legal guidance, Pavey Law LLP is here to help.

📞 519-621-7260
🌐 https://paveylaw.com

08/28/2026

Your will should reflect the life you are living today—not the life you had years ago.

Marriage, separation, the birth of a child or grandchild, the purchase of a home, changes in your finances, or the loss of someone named in your will can all be reasons to review your estate plan.

Keeping your will up to date can help protect the people you care about and ensure your wishes are clearly understood.

Pavey Law LLP can help you review or update your estate plan.

📞 519-621-7260
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08/20/2026

⏰ When it comes to a legal claim, timing matters.

Many people have heard that Ontario has a “two-year limitation period.” But the reality can be much more complicated.

Different deadlines may apply depending on the type of claim, the parties involved, the legislation that applies, and even when the claim was discovered.

Missing the applicable limitation period could mean losing the right to pursue an otherwise valid claim.

Our latest blog looks at:
• What limitation periods are
• Why they exist
• Why the two-year rule doesn’t apply in every situation
• Why getting legal advice early can matter

Read more:
https://paveylaw.com/limitation-periods-ontario/

08/13/2026

A major change in Canadian family law has arrived.

In Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, 2026 SCC 16, the Supreme Court of Canada formally recognized a new tort of intimate partner violence. The decision acknowledges that abuse may involve an ongoing pattern of coercive control—not only individual incidents of physical violence.

This may include financial control, isolation, intimidation, humiliation, surveillance and other conduct that undermines a partner’s dignity, autonomy and equality.

Learn what this decision could mean for Ontario family law cases:

https://paveylaw.com/supreme-court-of-canada-recognizes-new-tort-of-intimate-partner-violence-in-ahluwalia-v-ahluwalia-2026-scc-16/

The Supreme Court of Canada has recognized a new tort of intimate partner violence in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia. Learn what it means in Ontario.

08/11/2026

Employment law changes—and a contract that was effective when it was signed may not provide the same protection today.

Outdated or poorly drafted employment agreements can create uncertainty, particularly when an employee’s position changes or the employment relationship ends.

Regular legal reviews can help ensure your contracts still reflect current Ontario law and the needs of your business.

Speak with the employment law team at Pavey Law LLP.

📞 (519) 621-7260
🌐 https://paveylaw.com

08/07/2026

Employment contracts are not something to draft once and forget.

Pavey Law LLP can help employers protect their business with contracts that reflect current Ontario law.

📞 519-621-7260
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08/05/2026

Summer is for making memories—not worrying about legal details. ☀️

Whether you’re spending time at the cottage, taking a well-deserved vacation, or staying focused on your business, Pavey Law LLP is here to help with your legal needs all summer long.

Enjoy the season. We’ve got you covered.

📞 519-621-7260
🌐 https://paveylaw.com

07/30/2026

Buying a cottage can be an exciting milestone—but it is important to look beyond the view.

Before finalizing the purchase, make sure you understand the property’s title, access rights, boundaries, financing conditions, and any issues that could affect future use or resale.

A careful legal review can help you move forward with confidence and avoid unexpected surprises after closing.

Planning a cottage purchase this summer? Pavey Law LLP can help.

📞 519-621-7260
🌐 https://paveylaw.com

07/28/2026

In Ontario, living together and being legally married can lead to very different outcomes when a relationship ends—especially when it comes to property and the family home.

Common-law partners do not automatically have the same property rights as married spouses. That can leave couples surprised by what they may—or may not—be entitled to.

Whether you are planning a future together, purchasing a home, or navigating a separation, understanding your legal position early can help you make informed decisions.

Speak with the family law team at Pavey Law LLP to learn how Ontario law may apply to your situation.

📞 (519) 621-7260
🌐 https://paveylaw.com