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Co-parenting is the term that refers to the parenting of children that continues after separation or divorce. Sometimes co-parenting is relatively seamless, and other times co-parents face situations that make...

The recent and extensive spread of COVID-19 has led to a number of questions concerning the rights and obligations of employers and employees when facing the realities of temporary layoffs...

Force Majeure refers to a superior or irresistible force or an event or effect that cannot be reasonably anticipated or controlled.  In the legal context in British Columbia, it generally...

Knowing whether or not there is a cap on personal injury claims will help you better understand the compensation you will be able to receive for your injuries. At Linley...

Understanding the difference between wills and trusts will help you make informed estate planning decisions. Whether you are looking to create a will or trust, the experienced team at Linley...

Understanding how personal injury mediation works will help you make an informed decision about whether or not using mediation is in your best interests. At Linley Welwood, we understand how...

Knowing how to write a will in BC can help ensure that the will you create is legally binding. At Linley Welwood, we understand how important it is to have...

Knowing the answer to the common question “Are personal injury settlements taxable in Canada?” will provide you with a clearer picture of how much compensation you may be entitled to....

Getting to know the different types of real estate law will ensure that you hire a real estate lawyer when it is in your best interests. At Linley Welwood, we...

Understanding how ICBC claims work can help you ensure that you are getting a fair settlement offer. At Linley Welwood, we know that hiring a lawyer to help with your...