Vancouver Litigation Law Blog | Meridian Law Group

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Who Gets the Crypto and the Air Miles? Dividing Digital Assets Under B.C. Family Law

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When Franchise Relationships Turn Into Disputes: A B.C. Franchise Owner’s Guide to Rights, Good Faith, and Non-Compete Terms

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The Matthew Kuras Case: Vancouver Real Estate Fraud Allegations and Property Owner Risk

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Marriage Agreements That Predate the Family Law Act: How BC’s Older Property Regime Still Shapes Modern Divorces

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Polyamorous Relationships and Family Law in British Columbia

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Written Out of the Will: Does Lack of Relationship Lead to a Lack of Entitlement?

When Your Mind Is Declared Unfit but Your Will Stands

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Your Condo Skyrocketed in Value, But You Might Not Get to Keep It All After Separation

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Supreme Court of Canada Recognizes a New Tort of Intimate Partner Violence

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Neighbourly Easement Dispute Reaches BC’s Highest Court

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