If your spouse disposes of property closer to separation, you may be eligible for a compensation order. You may request a greater share in the remaining family assets.
The Importance of Having a Shareholders’ Agreement
A well-drafted shareholders’ agreement, one that takes into consideration the nature and structure of the business, will help to alleviate risks and provide guidance in the event of disagreement.
Negotiating Construction Contracts to Avoid Legal Disputes
Construction contracts address issues such as payment, delays, and changes to the scope of work. Clearly establishing these terms will manage risk if a problem arises, helping you avoid legal disputes.
Protect Yourself by Filing a BC Builders Lien Claim
A builders lien is registered as a charge against title to the property under construction, giving the lien claimant a form of security for payment of the money owed.
The government of Canada introduces a new policy that allows the Extended Family Members to enter Canada
The Extended Family Members will need to prepare the completed and signed “Application for authorization and statutory declaration (IMM0006)” and a written authorization from the IRCC.
Does Spousal Support Continue when the Recipient is in a New Relationship?
After separation, one spouse may be obligated to pay spousal support to the other. This is especially common in long term relationships where one spouse was the primary financial earner. What happens, however, when the recipient enters a new relationship?
New Commercial Rent Relief Program for Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
New Commercial Rent Relief program announced Oct 9 by the Department of Finance Canada, the “Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy” (CERS) for rent and mortgage support for organizations affected by COVID-19.
Tax Tips for Foreign Purchasers Buying Property in Canada
When investing in Canadian real estate, there are important tax implications if you are a foreign buyer that should factor into your decision and how you structure the purchase.
BC Property Transfer Tax and Exemptions
Property transfer tax is often the largest closing cost when you buy a home in BC. Plan ahead for it and consider eligibility for exemptions.
Buying a home? Here’s how a conveyance lawyer will help
Buying a home is exciting – but the process can feel overwhelming. An experienced real estate conveyance lawyer can reduce your stress and ensure your purchase goes smoothly.