What Happens to Your Digital Assets When You Die?
Harm Dhillon
Too often, individuals invest time and money into emerging digital assets, but forget to plan around them when creating and updating their Wills. This not only complicates things for your beneficiaries, but also for the Executor of your estate.
A […]
Understanding Affidavits of Records in Alberta: What They Are and Why They Matter
If you’re involved in litigation in Alberta, whether it’s over a contract dispute, personal injury claim, or family law dispute, you’ll likely come across something called an Affidavit of Records. In the Court of King’s Bench in […]
The Future of Family: What Multi-Parent Recognition Means for Alberta Law
Canadian families are changing. From blended households to co-parenting arrangements involving more than two adults, our traditional legal frameworks are being tested by the realities of modern family life. Two recent legal milestones—British Columbia’s recognition of three legal […]
A Deep Dive Into Alberta’s Bill 47: The End of Auto Insurance As We Know It?
A major shake-up is coming to Alberta’s auto insurance system. Bill 47, officially known as the Automobile Insurance Act, has received Royal Assent and is set to transform how accident benefits and injury claims are handled in […]
The Dangers of Settlement Loans: Lessons from McCourt Law Offices v Downes, 2025 ABKB 268
In the realm of personal injury litigation, financial strain often compels plaintiffs to seek immediate monetary relief. Settlement loans, offered by third-party lenders, provide such relief by advancing funds against the anticipated proceeds of a lawsuit. However, the […]
When a Child Says “No” to Parenting Time: Alberta Court Weighs In
Children of separated parents are regularly and unfortunately caught in the middle of parenting disagreements and having to navigate challenges to assert their opinions. Often, parents are mistaken that children can decide whether or not they want parenting […]
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