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Does Spousal Support End When You Remarry in BC?

Navigating the intricacies of spousal support, particularly in light of remarriage, can be a complex affair. The British Columbia Court of Appeal illuminated t…

Contesting a Will Due to Dementia

In BC, a will is valid only if the will-maker had testamentary capacity when it was made. Dementia does not automatically void a will, but it can raise suspici…

Dividing Family Property on Separation: Can Your Agreement Be Set Aside

BC’s Family Law Act starts with the presumption that family property and family debt should be divided equally between spouses upon marital breakdown. But the…
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How to Sever a Joint Tenancy With Right of Survivorship

In the intricate landscape of property ownership, the concept of joint tenancy often emerges as a favored strategy, particularly among aging individuals seekin…

Unjust Enrichment in British Columbia – Family Law Case Study

The concept of unjust enrichment in Family Law is complex. In a recent case, Judge v. Judge, 2015 BCSC 1764, a family law case in which the court determined…

Co-executor of a Will: Common Problems & Solutions

Dealing with the complexities of estate administration aren’t easy, especially when conflicts or uncertainties arise between co-executors. At Onyx Law Group…

Interim Distribution of an Estate

If you are a beneficiary who is waiting for the outcome of a wills variation claim, you may be facing the frustrating prospect of having your rightful share…
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Does a Suicide Note Count As a Will?

In the realm of estate law, the validity of a will and its potential to be altered by a handwritten document is a fascinating and complex subject. British Co…
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Benefits of Estate Planning

Estate planning is not just for the very wealthy. It is important and beneficial for everyone.  You may be wondering, why is estate planning important, regardl…

Uncontested Divorce in British Columbia: A Comprehensive Guide

An uncontested (desk order) divorce is the fastest route in British Columbia: you resolve every issue arising from the marriage first, then a Supreme Court ju…