Author: Vanessa DeDominicis

Vanessa displays an impressive range of skills and knowledge by serving clients in three different practice areas: wills and estates, real estate, and corporate and intellectual property law. Families, both young…

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What happens to private company shares when a shareholder dies in British Columbia? Learn how Wills, estate plans and shareholders' agreements can affect ownership.
Should you appoint a professional trustee or a family member as your executor? Learn the pros, cons and key estate planning considerations.
Not all duplexes are created the same under the law. Whether a property is a strata or fee simple depends on how it was legally structured, not just how it
A brand’s value goes far beyond products; it’s built on reputation, recognition, and trust. When another business gets a little too close, the legal consequences can be significant.
Protecting your intellectual property safeguards the value of your brand. Active enforcement prevents confusion, protects your reputation, and preserves your ability to license and grow your business.
Executor’s fees are considered to be expenses of an estate, and are generally paid from the estate. However, in some circumstances, you may not want to claim a fee.

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