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Predatory Marriages
A Specific Type of Elder Abuse In a past article [here], we discussed the need for advisors to be wary...… Keep Reading
Wills & Estates
Is Your Elderly Client Being Taken Advantage Of?
The Prevalence of Elder Abuse is Rising – Be Aware As our population ages, elder abuse issues are becoming more...… Keep Reading
We’re excited to officially announce both a new #TRULaw award, AND the first recipient – The $5,000 Future Indigenous Lawyers...… Keep Reading
Wills & Estates
Can I designate My Pension Benefits to My Children?
Your pension not only provides you with post-retirement income, but it also provides financial security for your loved ones after...… Keep Reading
Wills & Estates
Does your Estate Plan include a Charitable Gift?
Why you should consider the benefits of charitable giving in your Will. Charitable giving is a great way to make a positive...… Keep Reading
Wills & Estates
Should I have a Will?
The Best Times to Update or Create a Will Creating a Will is a vital responsibility for any adult and...… Keep Reading
Wills & Estates
Do you know your own relationship status?
Common-law spouses – married, single or “it’s complicated”? The term “common law spouse” is often used to refer to a...… Keep Reading
Wills & Estates
Protecting the Vulnerable
While most disputes about estates occur after someone has passed away, sometimes our lawyers are asked to assist where there...… Keep Reading
Local Government Law
Councils/Boards Owe Individual Members a Duty of Procedural Fairness
In Michetti v. Pouce Coupe (Village) 2022 BCSC 472, the BC Supreme Court confirmed that a municipal Council owes a...… Keep Reading