At Ahuja Litigation Mediation and Arbitration (ALMA), we provide professional legal representation in a wide range of civil litigation matters throughout British Columbia.
Whether you are an individual, business, or organization involved in a legal dispute, our dedicated legal team is committed to protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome.
With extensive experience in negotiation, mediation, and trial advocacy, we tailor our approach to each case, ensuring cost-effective resolutions whenever possible while remaining fully prepared to litigate aggressively when necessary.
At ALMA, you’re not just hiring one lawyer—you’re gaining the collective strength of an entire legal team, working together to provide personalized solutions tailored to your needs.
Legal disputes in business can be complex and financially damaging. We assist with:
✔ Breach of contract claims – Enforcing agreements and seeking damages for violations
✔ Misrepresentation & fraud – Legal actions related to false statements and fraudulent transactions
✔ Debt recovery & collections – Helping businesses and individuals recover unpaid debts
Property disputes require experienced legal representation to protect your investments. We handle:
✔ Landlord-tenant disputes – Evictions, unpaid rent claims, and lease violations
✔ Boundary & land ownership conflicts – Resolving encroachment and property line disputes
✔ Construction & renovation disputes – Representing homeowners, contractors, and developers in defect claims
✔ Foreclosure defense & property liens – Protecting homeowners and investors in foreclosure proceedings
✔ Real estate fraud & misrepresentation – Legal action for fraudulent property sales
Legal disputes within families can be particularly challenging, especially when businesses, real estate, or estates are involved. At ALMA, we handle complex civil litigation cases that intersect with family law, ensuring that all legal aspects are effectively addressed.
When a family business is involved in a divorce or estate dispute, conflicts over ownership, management, and financial control can arise. We assist with:
✔ Business valuation & division during divorce proceedings
✔ Shareholder & partnership disputes between family members
✔ Claims for breach of fiduciary duty in family-run businesses
✔ Enforcing or challenging shareholder agreements
Family members often co-own property, which can lead to disputes when relationships change. We handle:
✔ Co-ownership disputes – Resolving disagreements over property rights or sale terms
✔ Joint tenancy & partition claims – Legally dividing jointly owned property
✔ Property division disputes in divorce – Ensuring fair asset distribution
✔ Constructive trust claims – Recognizing financial contributions to family-owned property
A full legal team working together to provide the best strategy for your case.
Decades of success in civil litigation across British Columbia.
Strong results in negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and court trials.
Personalized legal strategies tailored to your needs.
Keeping you informed at every stage.
Fighting to protect your rights and interests.
Foreclosure is the legal process lenders use to recover unpaid mortgage debt when a borrower defaults. If payments are not made, the lender can seek court approval to sell the property and recover the outstanding loan balance.
The foreclosure process generally follows these steps:
✔ Demand letter – The lender notifies the borrower of missed payments.
✔ Petition to court – If payments are not made, the lender files a foreclosure petition in the BC Supreme Court.
✔ Order Nisi – The court sets a redemption period (usually six months) for repayment.
✔ Judicial sale or Order Absolute – If the debt is unpaid, the court may order a sale or transfer full ownership to the lender.
Yes, foreclosure can be stopped by:
✔ Paying the outstanding debt within the redemption period
✔ Negotiating a repayment plan with the lender
✔ Selling the property before foreclosure is finalized
✔ Challenging improper foreclosure procedures in court
Yes, foreclosure can significantly impact your credit rating, making it harder to:
❌ Qualify for future loans or credit
❌ Secure a new mortgage or rental agreement
❌ Obtain financing at competitive rates
It is strongly recommended. A foreclosure lawyer can:
✔ Review your case and explore legal options
✔ Negotiate with your lender to delay or stop foreclosure
✔ Represent you in court if necessary
A Builder’s Lien is a legal claim against a property filed by contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers who have not been paid for their work or materials. The lien prevents property transactions until the dispute is resolved.
✔ Contractors & subcontractors – Anyone providing labour or services
✔ Material suppliers – Companies providing building materials
✔ Architects & engineers – If they contributed to the project
45 days from substantial project completion, abandonment, or contract termination
A lien can be removed by:
✔ Paying the outstanding debt
✔ Posting security (payment into court)
✔ Challenging the lien in court
A lawyer can help:
✔ Ensure compliance with lien filing requirements
✔ Enforce payment through legal action
✔ Defend against wrongful liens
Legal disputes can be complex and stressful—we’re here to help. Whether you need to resolve a business dispute, defend against foreclosure, or file a Builder’s Lien, we provide professional representation every step of the way.
Book a Consultation with our experienced litigation team today.
