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When someone you love dies, the last thing you want is to feel shut out of what happens next. And yet that is exactly where a lot of beneficiaries end up: waiting on an executor who goes quiet, dodges questions, or hands over numbers that do not add up. So […] The post Beneficiary Rights to Informat … Read more »

Strata council meetings are where the real decisions get made. Maintenance, budgets, bylaw enforcement, the fate of the leaky roof or the noisy neighbour: it all runs through the council. So if you own in a strata, knowing how these meetings work is not just useful trivia. It is how […] The post Str … Read more »

Vancouver, British Columbia – July 15, 2026 – YLaw is proud to announce its recognition in Canadian Lawyer’s Top Family Law Teams 2026, an inaugural report celebrating Canada’s leading family law teams for excellence in legal service delivery, innovation, community impact, and the use of tec … Read more »

If you ended a tenancy because you or a close family member planned to move in, then you likely relied on section 49 of the Residential Tenancy Act. The idea behind it is simple. If you genuinely intend to occupy the rental unit, then you can end the tenancy with […] The post Evicting for Landlord’s … Read more »

If your family home sits on First Nation land and you’re going through a separation, you are in a situation that most family lawyers, and most family law tools, are not built for. The Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland have a significant number of properties located on First Nation lands […] The post … Read more »