Land Title in British Columbia: Registration, Risk, and the Role of Title Insurance
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 Land Title and Survey Authority (LTSA) under a Torrens-based land title system. In plain terms, land title is the backbone of real […]
When a Parent Refuses to Be Erased: A Parenting Time Victory in BC Supreme Court
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 to restore his relationship with his two daughters, ages 11 and 8, whom he had not seen since October. The parties had […]
Special Costs and Family Violence in British Columbia Family Law
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 decision highlights how courts are willing to take a strong stance where family violence intersects with litigation conduct. Sumit Ahuja recently obtained […]
Corporate Maintenance in Canada and British Columbia: What Every Business Owner Should Know
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, proper corporate maintenance protects your company’s legal standing and reduces risk for directors and shareholders. For business owners, understanding corporate maintenance is […]
Five Common Divorce Mistakes
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, it’s easy to make decisions that might feel right in the moment but cause problems later. Understanding the most common mistakes people […]
Conveyancing Lawyer in British Columbia
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 transferred properly. This process is called conveyancing, and it’s where a real estate lawyer plays an important role. In British Columbia, conveyancing […]
Peace Bonds and Family Law
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 as a way to resolve the criminal charge. At first, this can sound like a simple solution — no trial, no criminal […]
Varying a Final Family Court Order
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 “final” because they are intended to give stability and closure. But life circumstances do not always remain the same. A parent may […]
Costs in Family Litigation
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 of litigation; to encourage settlement as much as possible; encourage the parties to narrow the issues so they can determine the strength […]
Hear the Child Reports and Their Impact on Custody Decisions
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 Child report. This type of report is narrower than a full section 211 report, which provides a comprehensive assessment of the child’s […]