Do You Need a Co-Ownership Agreement When Buying Property With Family?
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...
Read MoreCan You Force the Sale of Jointly Owned Property in British Columbia?
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...
Read MoreWhen Does a Verbal Agreement on Property Rights Hold Up in Court?
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,...
Read MoreLegal Steps for Enforcing Easements and Rights-of-Way in BC
Easements and rights-of-way are legal interests in land that allow one party to access or use another party’s land for a specific purpose, commonly to cross a shared driveway, install...
Read MoreRisk Management in Real Estate Transactions
Buying or selling a property can be exciting, but it comes with risks. Real estate transactions involve a lot of money, so it is important to manage those risks carefully....
Read MoreLegal Considerations for Foreclosures
Foreclosure is a complex legal process through which lenders seek to recover unpaid debts by taking possession of the borrower’s property. It involves a series of procedural and legal steps...
Read MoreLegal Considerations for Real Estate Investors
Investing in real estate can be rewarding, but it comes with important legal considerations that investors must navigate to protect their investments and ensure compliance with local regulations. Understanding these...
Read MoreTenancies when Buying and Selling Real Estate
If you are buying or selling residential real estate with an existing tenant occupying all or part of the property, it will be important to have a clear understanding of...
Read MoreRemoval of a Manufactured Home
Removal of Manufactured Home Abandoned by Tenant on Mobile Home Park The first stage in removing an abandoned manufactured home as a landlord is determining whether you have the authority...
Read MoreHow to Handle Real Estate Disputes
Navigating real estate disputes can be an intricate process, as it is often complicated by the emotions and high stakes involved. At Linley Welwood, our skilled team of lawyers can...
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