Vancouver Litigation Law Blog | Meridian Law Group

Shadows of a parent holding their child's hand stretched out over a rippled sandy beach, representing parental alienation.

04.21.2026

Specific Performance in British Columbia Real Estate Litigation: When Will a Court Force a Sale?

A bride and groom statue standing in the folds of red fabric, representing setting aside a separation agreement in BC.

03.18.2026

When Can a Separation Agreement Be Set Aside in British Columbia?

A lake with mountains in the background and blueskies simulating what no-build covenant in Indian Arm, British Columbia.

03.12.2026

Court Refuses to Discharge “No-Build” Covenant in Indian Arm

An elderly woman looks out a window, while her daughter stands next to her holding her hand, her expression sad, representing emergency asset protection and committeeship.

03.06.2026

Emergency Asset Protection Before a Committeeship Order in British Columbia

An elderly man in a hospital bed holds his son's hand, representing will revocation and intestacy.

02.27.2026

B.C. Court Rejects Alleged Will Revocation Amid Dementia Concerns

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Parental Alienation in British Columbia: FAQs for Families in Conflict

Disinheriting Adult Children in British Columbia

Fraud, Negligence, and Failed Real Estate Deals

Oppression Claims in British Columbia: When Minority Shareholders Go to Court

Specific Performance in British Columbia Real Estate Litigation: When Will a Court Force a Sale?

When Can a Separation Agreement Be Set Aside in British Columbia?

Court Refuses to Discharge “No-Build” Covenant in Indian Arm

Emergency Asset Protection Before a Committeeship Order in British Columbia

B.C. Court Rejects Alleged Will Revocation Amid Dementia Concerns