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Death, Taxes, and the IRS
Benjamin Franklin once observed that “in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes”, but recent developments with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act
New British Columbia Franchise Legislation
In an increasingly globalized and internet-dependent business marketplace, franchising has continued to expand as one of the world’s most popular business structures. A 2014 British
Halliday v. Halliday: Time limitations and other “traps for the unwary” when challenging separation agreements.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently addressed the issue of time limitations for family law cases in Halliday v. Halliday, 2015 BCCA 82. This
Recent Decision on Spousal Support
ARTICLE The highest court in British Columbia, the Court of Appeal, recently ruled on the issues of calculating a self-employed person’s Guideline income for spousal
“I Have Rights” – Yolanda’s Story by Cristen Gleeson
“The hardest thing about splitting up was that I didn’t have a job. I took care of the kids, the house, and the yard.
Breaking the Silence by Cristen Gleeson
“Honestly, for me, I never thought I would have the strength to leave. I thought I was trapped.” This a story that is much too