You signed an offer on your dream home and take possession in 30 days. It is an exciting time, but it can also feel overwhelming...
Corporations are owned by shareholders, and it is the shareholders who make the decisions for the corporation. Some examples of the decisions shareholders make are:...
When writing a will one of the most important questions to consider is “who your executor is going to be”. An executor is the person...
What Does “Buyer Beware” Mean? “Buyer beware” is a principle originating from the Latin phrase caveat emptor, which translates to “let the buyer beware.” It...
One of the most important considerations during a separation or divorce is the wellbeing of the children involved. To help guide families through this sensitive...
Spousal support is one of the most difficult and unpredictable issues in family law. Part of the reason for this is the contradictory nature of...
When an adult child living with a disability starts receiving government assistance, parents often question whether their obligation to pay child support continues. This article...
One of the most common questions family law lawyers are asked is about whether a parent has to pay (or can still receive) child support...
In Manitoba, real property (meaning land and buildings of the land), are regulated by a Land Titles System. This system tracks ownership of the land, what...
How does the Court determine if a couple has separated if they’re still living in the family home together? This is a complicated issue that...
If you own a home, or are thinking about purchasing a home in Manitoba, understanding The Homesteads Act is important so that you know what...
There are multiple ways a person can own property in Manitoba, with the most common being Joint Tenancy or a Tenancy in Common. These forms...
