Category Archives: Legal issues

Preventing a Miscarriage of Justice – Letter 1

Posted on November 19, 2018 by dignifiedcare

Below is the text of a letter sent to the Regional Senior Justice’s Office in an attempt to prevent a miscarriage of Justice. Dear Regional Senior Justice Service to all required parties (r. 74.18[3]) and notification of when a party … Continue reading →

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Professional Guardians – Pt. 1

Posted on July 31, 2018 by dignifiedcare

Guardianship is the legal responsiblity for some aspect of a person’s life which they are unable to manage on their own. It is a fiduciary relationship which requires the guardian to act honestly, in good faith, and strictly in the … Continue reading →

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SCC Leave #37808 Memorandum of Argument

Posted on November 20, 2017 by dignifiedcare

If you’re interested in a Self-represented persons memorandum of Argument which opens in you pdf viewer. 16 – Tab E Memorandum of Argument Section 1 – V Whole application was about 580 pages. New information to file – and leave … Continue reading →

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Alleged Charter 15 violation

Posted on November 19, 2017 by dignifiedcare

Dear Premiere, Attorney General and Ontario Public Guardian; This is to inform you that in addition to filing a Motion to admit New Information relating to an incapable persons financial statements, finally disclosed October 6, 2107, I will be seeking … Continue reading →

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Questions of National Interest

Posted on August 4, 2017 by dignifiedcare

Canada’s aging population, the rise in dementia and the large intergenerational transfer of wealth creates conditions for disputes that pit self-interest against the persons capable and current wishes for their life. The person is not likely a participant in the … Continue reading →

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An (apparent) Total Disregard of Rights

Posted on July 26, 2017 by dignifiedcare

In 2015 ONSC 4036 Justice Tranmer ruled Mrs. Childs was incapable for property and personal care. In August, on the technicality no order was entered, he allowed Section 3 to represent Mrs. Childs. That technicality did not alter Mrs. Childs … Continue reading →

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Section 7 Charter Abuse?

Posted on July 23, 2017 by dignifiedcare

Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights enshrines every competent person full rights to autonomy and self-determination. Ontario’s Substitute Decision Act chips away at that, allowing appointment of counsel for a person whose capacity is at issue before the … Continue reading →

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Conflict of Interest? – part 1

Posted on July 17, 2017 by dignifiedcare

The relationship between Section 3 and BMO has the appearance of a conflict of interest. Section 3 introduced BMO as part of an order to remove my mother from questionable care. At the time Mrs. Childs was telling, PSW’s and … Continue reading →

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Technically not incapable – but no need to seek instruction

Posted on July 13, 2017 by dignifiedcare

At [5] of the June Decision (2015 ONSC 4036) Justice Tranmer rules “There is no issue as to whether Mrs. Childs suffers from an incapacity as to her property and personal care. The materials establish this to be, unfortunately, the … Continue reading →

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Is Section 3 of Ontario’s Substitute Decision Act unconstitutional?