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Do You Need a Separation Agreement Before a Divorce?

Divorce in Alberta can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months, on average. And if cruelty or adultery aren’t grounds..

When couples decide to end their marriage on good terms, they often wonder if involving lawyers is necessary. It can..

Estate planning is beneficial for everyone, regardless of their wealth, to ensure that assets are distributed according to their wishes..

How Spousal Buyout Work in Alberta The average duration of a marriage in Alberta is approximately 14.6 years. In that..

Your will should document your wishes for how your assets and responsibilities will be handled after death. However, “Simply making..

Here’s the short answer: Yes, you can file for probate in Alberta without a lawyer. There is no legal requirement..

Congrats! You’ve found a home you like and have put in an offer. If you’re realtor’s done it right, they’ll..

Edmonton’s real estate forecast suggests a dynamic 2025, driven by the city’s proactive measures to address housing demand. With recent..

Starting on October 20, 2024, Alberta will implement significant increases in land transfer and mortgage registration fees. “These hikes stem..

Juriscorp Law, on September 1, hosted Rechie Valdez, MP for Mississauga-Streetsville and Federal Minister of Small Business, at their office..