Nothing adds more to the grief of losing a loved one than finding out that person died without a will. The legal term for this is “intestate.”
8 Good Reasons To Have A Will
Real Estate and Mortgages
Our lawyers and legal assistants have extensive experience in real estate purchases and sales as well as mortgage financing. We have developed strategic alliances with some of the most experienced realtors ...
Construction Disputes
A recent Canadian survey found that 39% of homeowners were planning to renovate their homes in 2006, expecting to spend approximately $28 billion dollars in total.
With housing renovations on the increase and a shortage of skilled labour, it is likely there will be a corresponding increase in the number of home renovation projects going wrong.
Life Planning
Our law group recognizes that with our societies changing demographics and longer life expectancies, Elder Law has become a focus of our practice. If a family member becomes too ill to act on his or her own behalf, ...
Have you been left out of the will? Grounds for Contesting a Will in British Columbia
There are six main grounds for contesting a will. Find out if your circumstances meet conditions for challenging a will. Learn more . . .
Protect Your Rights: Understanding Wrongful Dismissal
If you lose your job, be sure your rights are protected from wrongful dismissal. To understand your rights and options, contact our law firm for experienced legal advice.
BC Strata Corporations – New changes requiring a Depreciation Report
The Strata Property Act now requires BC strata corporations to obtain a depreciation report, a vital tool to help strata councils plan for future repairs and maintenance costs.
The Problems of Dying Intestate - Why you need a Valid Will
Dying intestate (without a valid Will) creates problems for family members left behind and can be costly. Call our office now to make a Will so you can enjoy peace of mind.
What Are Non-Competition And Non-Solicitation Clauses In Employment Agreements?
Make sure you understand non-competition and non-solicitation clauses before you sign an employment agreement. We can help.
Family Law and Estate Planning for Blended Families
Married couples with blended families can protect children from previous relationships and prevent potential disputes with appropriate estate planning. Learn how . . .
Making Written Agreements With Your Spouse
Written agreements with your spouse can help prevent additional stress and conflict if your relationship breaks down.
Who Is A Legal Guardian And What To Consider When Making A Good Parenting Plan
When making post-separation parenting plans, the British Columbia Family Law Act (the FLA) states that you must consider only the child’s best interests. Find out more . . .
Dividing Family Property And Family Debt When A Relationship Ends
Learn what the Family Law Act says about the division of property and debt and how that might affect you.
What's the Difference Between Separation and Divorce?
If you're thinking about ending your relationship with your spouse, be sure you understand how separation and divorce differ and the legal requirements of each. Find out more . . .
What Does “Common-Law” Mean in British Columbia?
In the eyes of the law, common-law relationships differ widely across Canada. A legally binding cohabitation agreement helps couples avoid additional stress and conflict during a break-up.
How To Determine Whether Child Support Or Spousal Support Is To Be Paid
After separation or divorce, child support or spousal support may be payable from one party to the other. Find out more . . .
Elder Law Mediation Helps Resolve Conflict Within Families
Elder Law Mediation helps resolve conflict by focusing on communication between family members and keeping the best interests of the elderly adult at heart.
What is Constructive Dismissal?
An employee who has not been formally terminated may, as a result of changes made to his/her employment, be effectively terminated, and able to claim significant damages. Find out more . . .
