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6. Double Dipping in the Division of Assets One of the issues that can frequently come up, particularly when couples separate later on in life and when they have higher net worth assets is the question of “double dipping”. ... |
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7. My Employer Is Treating Me Negatively Because I Am Pregnant – Now What? In British Columbia, the Employment Standards Act, R.S.B.C., c. 113 (the “ESA”) provides significant employment rights for pregnant women. ... |
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8. Builders Liens: Can you Lien for Planned Work? Under the Builders Lien Act, a statutory right is created to filed builders liens for work performed and/or materials supplied to an improvement. ... |
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9. Incapacity Planning And Your Health Care A Representation Agreement is a legal planning document which can be used in British Columbia to provide your named representative the authority to make health care decisions for you if you are unable to do so because of mental or physical disability ... |
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