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- Child Relocation in BC | Divorce Act and Family Law Act & Their Differences
If you are married and would like to relocate with your child(ren) outside of BC upon separation, you will have access to 2 different set of laws to user for relocation. It is important to know which law is more in your favour so you can increase your chances of […] The post Child Relocation in BC | … Read more »
- Update on the New Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Requirements | Canada Immigration
The field of immigration law is ever-changing, and recent updates to the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program reflect this. These changes are crucial for international students in Canada to understand to avoid potential issues with obtaining a work permit or permanent residence. What’s Changed … Read more »
- Update on Rent Increase Disputes in BC | Residential Tenancies & Judicial Reviews
The landlord and tenant laws are constantly evolving in BC and so are the laws regarding tenant rent increases. Read below for the latest updates on residential tenancies, and your rights and obligations. When Are Rent Increases Allowed in BC? In British Columbia, disputes over rent increases are co … Read more »
- What Happens To Your Debts When You Die In BC?
This is a question that our estates lawyers get asked a lot: What happens to someone’s debts when they pass away in British Columbia? Typically, debts that exist at the time of death must be repaid using the money or property in the deceased’s estate before any inheritance is distributed […] The pos … Read more »
- Getting Information & Documents About Your Child: A Guide for Separated and Divorced Parents
Are you having trouble getting important information about your children from your ex? You are not alone nor should you depend on the other parent to give you information after separation. Understanding how to access information from third parties, like schools and healthcare providers, is essential … Read more »