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The streamlined trial process took effect on January 1, 2024. This process was designed to make civil litigation in Alberta more efficient, accessible, and cost-effective. However, nearly a year into its implementation, the rollout of [...]

If you have been left out of a Will or have not been left with adequate support when a loved one passes away, you may have the right to commence a Family Maintenance and Support [...]

Streamlined Trials have replaced the old Summary Trial process as of January 2024. Similarly to the Summary Trial process, the Streamlined Trial process is for matters that can be fairly and justly resolved with primarily [...]

Why Estate Planning is Essential for Everyone Estate planning is not just for the wealthy or elderly—it's something every Edmontonian should consider, no matter their stage of life. Whether you have recently purchased a home, [...]

Amendments to the Land Titles Act[1] coming into force on October 20, 2024, will significantly increase the fees paid to register transfers of land and mortgages in Alberta. The existing tariff requires registrants to pay [...]

In light of recent amendments to the Income Tax Act (ITA), Canadian lawyers face significant changes in their professional obligations. The amendments to the ITA, enacted in June 2023, have sparked debates and legal challenges [...]

One of the fundamental elements of a contract is that an offer must be accepted for it to be legally binding. What may first come to mind are written signatures, a handshake, or outright saying [...]

In the recent Supreme Court case of Anderson v. Anderson, 2023 SCC 13, the court reviewed the principles upon which courts should consider domestic agreements that do not meet the statutory requirements for presumptive enforceability [...]

In the realm of employment law, where precision and clarity can make or break a case, the choice of words used to terminate an employee plays a pivotal role. Ambiguity and confusion surrounding the termination [...]

Perhaps you had a tenant who left some possessions behind, or you agreed to store some things for a friend or family member who has now gone MIA. If you find yourself in possession of [...]