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Buying real estate with family members can feel like a positive and practical step, especially when pooling resources makes ownership more accessible. At the same time, shared ownership can raise...

When common property in a strata development is damaged by construction work, questions often arise about who is responsible for repairs and costs. Whether the damage affects hallways, walls, or...

Wrongful dismissal claims can be stressful for both employees and employers. When conflict arises, mediation offers a structured way to resolve disagreements without entering lengthy legal proceedings. At Linley Welwood,...

Preparing an estate plan that uses trusts to protect against wills variation claims means taking proactive steps to secure your legacy and reduce risk. At Linley Welwood, our lawyers understand...

When a contractor performs work on a property in British Columbia, under the Builders Lien Act, they or a subcontractor may file a claim of lien in certain cases even...

There may come a time when a jointly owned property no longer aligns with everyone’s plans or needs. At Linley Welwood, we understand how challenging these real estate situations can...

Construction projects, whether residential or commercial, can be complex, and, unfortunately, deficiencies are not uncommon. These issues can range from minor cosmetic flaws to serious structural concerns. At Linley Welwood,...

A neighbour’s tree that overhangs, sheds heavy branches, or whose roots encroach on your property can cause real damage to fencing, foundations, driveways, or gardens. Knowing your rights helps you...

When workplace issues arise, fair and thorough documentation helps protect both your business and staff. Clear records of misconduct help ensure decisions are fair, defendable, and aligned with British Columbia...

Verbal agreements are often made between family members, neighbours, or business partners when it comes to the use or transfer of property. While these types of agreements may seem straightforward,...