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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a mutual release agreement be used to waive future claims?

Yes, a mutual release agreement can be used to waive future claims between the parties involved. 

When signing the agreement, the parties agree to release each other from any current or future claims related to the specific dispute or matter mentioned in the agreement. However, it’s crucial to draft the release clause carefully, ensuring it clearly expresses the intention to waive future claims. 

Can a mutual release agreement be used in employment-related disputes?

Yes, a mutual release agreement can be used in employment-related disputes to settle matters such as wrongful termination, severance, or discrimination claims.

Please note that specific employment rights and protections, protected by employment standards legislation, cannot be waived through a mutual release agreement. It’s advisable to consult with legal professionals before entering into such an agreement concerning an employment dispute. 

What happens if one party breaches a mutual release agreement?

In the event that one party breaches a mutual release agreement by making additional claims or initiating legal action, the non-breaching party may have access to legal remedies to address the situation.

Depending on the agreement’s terms and relevant laws, the non-breaching party may have the right to seek damages or enforce the agreement through specific performance. It’s recommended to consult legal counsel to understand the available options in the event of a breach. 

Is NotaryPro’s online drafting & notary service legally recognized?

Yes, NotaryPro’s documents are legally recognized. 

NotaryPro’s documents have been accepted by many institutions and authorities, including the Government of Canada and Service Ontario. 

Is NotaryPro’s online drafting & notary service secure?

Yes, NotaryPro uses the latest encryption technology. 

Your personal information and documents are subject to the highest level of digital security, and we ensure that your documents are notarized in compliance with all applicable Canadian laws and regulations.

How much does it cost?

It’s free to create your document, although we do offer online notarization for a small fee. 

That’s right! Creating your document comes at no cost to you, but if you would like to notarize it at the same time, we’re happy to help. Please find our detailed prices here. 

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