Practical guidance and answers to common questions on the legal aspects of the coronavirus pandemic. Covering a wide range of areas, from rights of workers to preparing a will during the time of COVID-19 to life in ...
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Practical information on your options for legal help and lawyers in British Columbia. Topics include options for legal help, unbundled legal services, and questions about coronavirus and legal services.
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This webinar answers common questions about contesting wills in BC.
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Practical information on your legal responsibilities as a pet owner. Topics include taking care of pets at home, pets in public, and who can be held liable for dog attacks.
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This guide can help you if you believe that your spouse or parent did not leave you enough in their will and you want to ask the court to re-write it.
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This guide can help you if you believe a will does not accurately represent the true intentions of the deceased.
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Practical, step-by-step information on hiring someone to perform a service. Learn your rights and obligations when you hire someone to perform a service, hiring someone who comes to your door, and what you can do if ...
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Practical guidance on dealing with a problem at work. Topics include tips for talking with your employer, tips on writing a letter to your employer, and the steps involved in making an employment standards complaint.
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Practical information on your work status. Learn if you’re protected under BC’s employment standards law, how old you have to be to work in BC, what to watch out for in your employment contract, and common alternative ...
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Practical information on your options for challenging a will. Topics include what’s involved in challenging a spouse or parent’s will based on fairness, and challenging the validity of a will.
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