About: donald
Website: https://www.merchantlaw.com/
Bio: Donald I.M. Outerbridge is the Executive Director of Merchant Law Group LLP and has been for the last thirty years approximately, commencing in 1993; and has been managing or involved in law firm management at various levels a lot longer going back to 1981 across multiple provinces in Canada. He achieved a B.A. as the University of Western Ontario (1981) and a B.Comm. degree from the University of Windsor in 1983. Donald is Past President, Association of Legal Administrators, Winnipeg Chapter (1991) and has been Guest Lecturer, Red River Community College, Legal Assistant Program’s, “Law Office Management” subsection, Winnipeg, MB (1989-1992). Mr. Outerbridge has been a mentor to many young lawyers over the years, a colleague and a friend. He is also an avid Notre Dame Fighting Irish college football and Green Bay Packers pro football fanatic.
Phone Number: (604) 609-7777
Address: 304 - 15127 100th Ave. Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Posts by donald:
Important Guideline and Information on Retroactive Child Support
Posted on: 28 Jan 2021
Child support is an economic contribution that, upon separation, is paid by one spouse to any children born of the marriage. But, we often hear about retroactive child support related to child support cases. What actually is this term? Retroactive child support is a financial allowance that is given until the child support case is…
Grandparents Visitation Rights in Canada: Know the Important Rules
Posted on: 28 Jan 2021
The grandparent’s rights in Canada are an issue that is becoming more and more important every day. Until not long ago, if parents refused to allow grandparents to visit grandchildren, the situation was forgotten. However, the role of grandparents in the development and emotional stability of grandchildren is very favorable. A close personal relationship between…
A Guide to Procedures in Family Court
Posted on: 28 Dec 2020
Nowadays, a lot of married couple needs to deal with family court procedures. Not only just married couple but also in a common-law relationship couple also needs to go through this procedure. Because a family court usually deals with family issues like (Divorce, property division after separation, child custody, and so on) Sometimes, when a…
How much does a Divorce Cost in Canada?
Posted on: 27 Dec 2020
A divorce involves so many emotional and mental stresses. Not only the mental strains but also it may have some financial impacts on you. That is why it is good to have some financial stability before you go for the divorce process and here you know about how much does a divorce cost in Canada?…
How to Apply for Child Support?
Posted on: 28 Nov 2020
The most important question that almost all parent wants to know while getting separated is “How to Apply For Child Support.” It is usually best to handle these issues as soon as possible as it concerns the children’s financial support. Generally, it is seen that the noncustodial parent pays more compared to the custodial parent,…
How to Terminate Parental Rights?
Posted on: 28 Nov 2020
“How to terminate parental rights?” is a nightmare for every parent and child and also a severe issue that is generally not allowed unless it is for extreme situations. All the parents have principal duties towards their children until they reach the age of 18 by law. They ought to fulfill these duties. However, many…
Why would a Child Support Case be Dismissed?
Posted on: 25 Oct 2020
Child support is very important for the child whose parents had just got separated. Bringing up a child and fulfilling their basic needs is very expensive these days. So, sharing the custody or sharing the money will solve so many problems; because the child is for both partners. So, some ways may stop the case….
How to Serve Divorce Papers to Your Spouse?
Posted on: 05 Oct 2020
Divorce is not easy, whether it is mutual or not. There are many things to consider, tackle, and do to get the whole job done properly. For example, if the divorce is not mutual, there are the lawyer’s fees and going to trial, etc. If there is a child involved, then the questions and conflicts…
Does Cheating Affect Divorce Settlement in Canada?
Posted on: 25 Sep 2020
After breaking the relationship between you and your husband, I mean to say after divorce, you need to reach a financial settlement to move forward. It can be your key to successfully moving forward and have a significant impact on your life, at least for the next few years. That is why you need to…
