Navigating Unpaid Invoices – How Alberta Businesses Can Reduce the Risk of Unpaid Invoices Before They Happen
For many Alberta businesses, unpaid invoices are not simply an inconvenience; they are a disruption to overall cash flow, business operations, employee compensation (if applicable) and long-term growth. While debt collection is often viewed as a reactive process, the most effective strategy is proactive - reducing the likelihood of unpaid accounts before they arise. It is quite common that by the time an overdue invoice reaches 60 days due, payment of the same is becoming problematic, and the “red flags” are going off. The earlier preventative measures can be instituted, the greater the likelihood that invoices will be consistently paid on time and in full. In this article, we outline the practical and legally grounded strategies Alberta businesses should consider implementing to avoid the possibility of debt collection all the while maintaining ethical and professional client relationships and a clean reputation. The Foundation Needed | Clear & Enforceable Agreements Every... Read more
What Happens to All of Your Digital Assets When You Die? | A Guide for Alberta Estate Planning
In today’s world, almost every person leaves behind two estates when they pass away: A physical estate: real property, financial accounts, personal belongings/possessions. A digital estate: files, accounts, and identities all living and... Read more
Updating Your Alberta Corporation After Major Life Changes | Navigating Your Next Chapter
Guidance for Changes in Marriage, Divorce, New Partners, and Retirement Status Life rarely stands still, and when the unexpected occurs or when life demands a shift, your corporate records should not stand still... Read more
Happy Holidays from AzPerLegal Services
The AzPerLegal team would like to wish you and your family a very happy holiday season and a Happy New Year. Since 2016, AzPerLegal has helped many Calgarians with paralegal and civil court... Read more
Understanding Guardianship Orders: When and How to Seek Modifications
When an individual is over the age of eighteen and lacks the mental capacity to make decisions in their own best interest, they are considered dependent adults. A Guardianship Order is a legal... Read more
Lease Agreement Checklist: Protecting Your Rights as a Landlord or Tenant
A landlord and tenant dispute can quickly turn a smooth rental experience into a stressful situation for both parties. Typically, conflicts arise when the terms of a Lease Agreement are not clear or... Read more
Handling Will Updates: What You Need to Know
Life can be unpredictable, and sometimes circumstances arise that require immediate updates to your Will. Whether it is a sudden, significant life event, unexpected health issue, or a change in plans, handling Will... Read more
Canada Day: A Testament to Our Nation’s Freedom & Inclusivity
As Canada Day approaches, AzPerLegal Services wants to take a moment to appreciate the essential role our nation’s laws play in protecting our citizens. Our constantly evolving laws have been shaped to protect... Read more
Understanding Guardianship and Trusteeship for Elderly
As elders age, their ability to manage their affairs can become challenging. Questions of how to care for them when they no longer have the mental capacity to care for themselves or to... Read more
Navigating the Alberta Court of Justice: What You Need to Know
The Alberta Court of Justice (formerly, the Provincial Court of Justice or Small Claims Court) is considered to be the “layman’s court”, offering a more streamlined process for individuals and corporations to resolve... Read more