Ontario Criminal and Civil Law Insights

Most people start looking for legal information because something has already happened. They may have been charged, received a court date, been served with legal documents or encountered a question they never expected to face.

The articles in this blog are written to help at those moments. They explain how criminal and civil matters move through Ontario courts, from bail hearings and first appearances to trials and sentencing. You will also find practical information about topics such as Ontario’s ignition interlock program.

We use plain language whenever possible and avoid making promises about outcomes. Every legal matter depends on its own facts, evidence and circumstances, and no article can account for all of them.

Here, you can read about criminal defence, impaired driving and DUI and civil litigation—areas of law Pazuki Law handles regularly. When an article relates to one of our services, we include a link so you can learn more about the legal assistance available.

The information provided here is general and is not legal advice. Reading an article cannot replace speaking with a lawyer who understands your particular circumstances. If you have been charged, served with legal documents or are unsure about your next step, contact Pazuki Law to arrange a confidential consultation.

Police interview rights in ontario
Criminal Law

28

Oct

    Police Interview Rights in Ontario: What to Know Before You Talk

    A detective leaves a voicemail, or a business card at your door, asking you to "come in and give your side." You may not know what it is about, and what you say in reply, even on the phone, can end up as evidence.

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    how to be a surety in ontario
    Criminal Law

    21

    Oct

      How to Be a Surety in Ontario: Prepare for the Bail Hearing

      When someone is arrested and held for a bail hearing, the defence lawyer will often ask the family a direct question: who can act as a surety?

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      Family Law

      14

      Aug

        What is Child Custody and What Does it Mean

        The term Child Custody in Family Law is a defined term; it means who is entitled to make important decisions concerning the child.

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        Family Law

        14

        Aug

          When Can a Spouse File for Divorce

          Where the court is satisfied on any of the following 3 grounds a divorce may be granted:

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          criminal sentencing options ontario
          Criminal Law

          14

          Aug

            Top 5 serious sentencing options for Judges

            When an accused person is convicted of an offence then he or she must be sentenced by the Judge.  

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            criminal court process ontario
            Criminal Law

            14

            Aug

              The Steps in a Criminal Prosecution

              Being charged with a criminal offence is a scary and confusing event in the accused person's life.  

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