Part 7 Benefits – ICBC and Broken Promises
Prior to no-fault legislation, many British Columbians injured in car accidents opted to settle their claim for damages with ICBC and leave their right to receive Part 7 benefits open.
Immigration Status and Adoption
Adopting a child is a profound and rewarding journey, but for those looking to adopt a child who is not a Canadian citizen, the process can be influenced by the
Important Changes to the Residential Tenancy Act
The BC Government introduced big changes to the Residential Tenancy Act (the “RTA”) that came into effect July 18, 2024. The changes are designed to set out clear guidelines for
Navigating Financial Disclosure: timeline, cost and documents needed
Financial disclosure is critical in Family matters. It is necessary for calculating entitlement and amounts for child support and spousal support, property division and for ensuring you have an enforceable
Planning for Incapacity: what is a Power of Attorney, Representation Agreement and Committeeship Order?
Most people understand the importance of a will, but just as important are an enduring power of attorney (“EPOA”) and representation agreement (“RA”). Unfortunately, estate planning is often neglected until