You made a will years ago and put it somewhere safe. Since then, perhaps you have married, welcomed a child, bought a home, or lost someone close to you. But does your will

You have been pulled over, handed a traffic ticket, and left wondering whether you should simply pay it. Perhaps you disagree with the officer’s account, or you are worried about what the ticket

Many people assume separation starts when one spouse moves out. In British Columbia, that is not always the case. Spouses can be separated while continuing to live in the same home, often because

Relocation cases are among the hardest decisions a judge can be asked to make. They pit legitimate interests against one another.  A parent’s right to pursue opportunity and build a new life versus

Separation agreements are a cornerstone of family law. When spouses separate, a well-drafted agreement can provide certainty, reduce conflict, and allow both parties to move forward. But what happens when one party later

Understanding Committeeship in British Columbia When a loved one can no longer manage their own affairs due to mental incapacity, it can be a confusing and emotional time. In British Columbia, one legal

If you are looking for a simple way to obtain a divorce in British Columbia, a desk order divorce may be the solution. Many people believe that every divorce requires lengthy court appearances

A father left behind his life in Whitehorse, Yukon and remained in British Columbia for more than a year while he fought for the opportunity to raise his infant son. In 2025, ALMA

When most people think of property disputes, they tend to think of divorcing spouses dividing the family home. However, property co-ownership disputes arise in a wide variety of contexts that have nothing to

Every family law lawyer has a case that stays with them. In March 2026, Mr. Kang stood in the Supreme Court of British Columbia as counsel for a father who refused to be

When people talk about “land title,” they are usually talking about the legal record of who owns a property and what interests affect it. In British Columbia, that record is maintained through the

Some days in family law remind lawyers exactly why they chose this path. In February 2026, Mr. Hansra had the pleasure of representing his client in the Supreme Court of British Columbia as they fought

Family law litigation in British Columbia is not only about resolving disputes. It is also about ensuring that the court process is not misused as a tool for intimidation or abuse. A recent

Corporate maintenance is a critical responsibility for every incorporated business in Canada. It involves ongoing legal and administrative requirements that ensure a corporation remains compliant with federal and provincial laws. In British Columbia,

Divorce is one of the most significant life changes anyone can go through. It affects not only your emotions but also your finances, living arrangements, and family relationships. When people are under pressure,

Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make. While it can be exciting, it also involves a detailed legal process to make sure the property is

Should You Accept a Peace Bond in BC? What It Means for Your Family Law Case When someone is facing an assault allegation in British Columbia, Crown counsel may offer a peace bond

What you need to know: Family law disputes often end with a final order of the court. These orders cover important issues like parenting arrangements, child support, or spousal support. They are called

1.Who is awarded costs? A successful litigant. 2.Why are they made? A court can make an Order for costs to deter frivolous actions or defenses; encourage conduct that reduces the duration and expense

What is a Hear the Child Report? In British Columbia, custody and parenting disputes are decided based on the child’s best interests. One tool the courts sometimes rely on is a Hear the

If you’re a Canadian citizen or permanent resident hoping to bring your parents or grandparents to Canada for more than just a short visit, you’re not alone. Many families want to spend more

What is a conflict and it what situations can a lawyer be conflicted out of acting for a person? This situation arises often when a married couple has dealt with a lawyer together

Construction projects involve multiple layers of contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and labourers—each with financial interests in a successful outcome. When payment disputes arise, the Builder’s Lien Act, SBC 1997, c. 45 (“the Act”), offers protection

1. What is family property? Section 84 of the Family Law Act defines family property. As per V.J.F v S.K.W,, 2016 BCCA 186 at para 8, the definition of family property is very

When you’re raising children, the last thing you want to think about is what would happen if you weren’t around. But making a will is one of the most important—and loving—things you can

Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process where separating or divorcing parties work with a neutral mediator to resolve family law issues, such as parenting time, child support, spousal support, and property

Being in a courtroom can be intimidating, whether you’re a lawyer, witness, or party in a case. Here are some key tips to help you navigate the experience professionally and confidently. Dress Appropriately

Who Is Eligible for Spousal Support? In B.C., spousal support applies to married couples, common-law partners, and registered domestic partners. Under the Family Law Act, a common-law spouse is someone who has lived