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When to Involve a Lawyer in a Wrongful Termination? by Danielle Deagle
Being fired from a job is already a stressful experience, but how do you know if should you involve a lawyer if you have been
Evolving Family Dynamics: British Columbia Courts Recognize More than two Parents under the Family Law Act – by Cristen Gleeson and Emily Milne
In a recent decision of the BC Supreme Court, British Columbia Birth Registration No. 2018-XX-XX5815, 2021 BCSC 767, the Court determined that all three parents in
Pre-nuptial Agreements by Cristen Gleeson
Will your prenuptial agreement stand up to a court challenge? The BC Court of Appeal recently revisited this issue in the case of Dhaliwal v.
Court of Appeal Decision Regarding s.211 Reports By Cristen Gleeson
Section 211 reports are court ordered reports completed by an independent and impartial investigator. Section 211 reports assess the needs and views of a child
Land Owner Transparency Act- Disclosing Beneficial Ownership of Land by Ron Kelly
The British Columbia Land Owner Transparency Act (“LOTA”) became law May 16, 2019, and is in force from November 30, 2020. The purpose of LOTA
New Law to Address Family Violence by Cristen Gleeson and Cameron Longfellow
Family violence is thought to be on the rise during the Covid-19 pandemic. A new law was recently passed to try to alleviate the many