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Registering a Business Name in British Columbia
In most cases, regardless of whether one’s business is a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation, one’s business’s name must be registered with BC Registry Services to conduct business in British Columbia. There are some exceptions. For example, sole proprietors doing business under their own name need not reserve a name; but generally, reserving a business…
Read MoreWhat’s in a Name?
Our name is the most important manner in which we identify ourselves to others, be they government departments, financial institutions, health care providers, or just casual acquaintances. There is a lot that rides on our name, and consequently using alternate variations of a name for different purposes can create confusion and delay. . . .…
Read MorePaul Nettleton – Real Estate Conveyance Lawyer
Paul Nettleton is our real estate Conveyance Lawyer who is available to assist you with the purchase or sale of your home. If you are a buyer, you will want his services which include: Drafting Reviewing Generally assisting with the Contract of Purchase and Sale For most people, this is the single largest purchase they…
Read MoreUse BC Housing for Home Improvements
BC Housing has a great program with government monies available for home improvements. Money is available for home improvements if you or a member of your family is having difficulty performing day-to-day activities independently and safely. Typically seniors with mobility issues benefit from home improvements with government assistance. For homeowners For landlords and tenants List…
Read MoreMaking a Small Claim in BC
If you have a dispute involving a potential claim of $25,000 or less, you can access the comprehensive and informative website for the Small Claims Court of British Columbia. Learn of the Court Processes, Forms and Rules, Locations, FAQ’s and more.
Read MoreLawyers can also be Notaries
Here in British Columbia, Lawyers are both Notaries and Lawyers. That in practical terms means that lawyers can provide the services of a Notary and can provide additional legal services that a Notary cannot provide. Notaries do not represent clients in court and cannot get involved in litigation. Lawyers may represent clients on all legal…
Read MoreDid You Know…
…that the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia has developed a number of online products that are effectively meeting the needs of distance learners? Such products include: Live Webinars Scheduled rebroadcasts CLE-TV Self-paced eLearning Webinar Archive. Visit CLE BC online and explore areas of interest for yourself. Realtors, Conveyance staff, Mortgage Brokers to name…
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