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Blog, Trusts And Estates Law, Wills

How to make changes to a Will

Are you contemplating making changes to an existing Will but aren’t sure how? There are three ways to change a non-electronic Will. If you have an electronic Will, the only way to make changes is to execute a new Will. For a non-electronic Will, you may choose to make a new Will, you may execute […]

September 21, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Trusts And Estates Law, Wills

How to Revoke a Will?

What do you do if you have made a Will, but you have changed your mind and you want to revoke it? You have a few options to revoke a valid Will. You may choose to make a new valid Will that contains a clause that revokes all previous Wills. You also may burn the […]

September 21, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Trusts And Estates Law, Wills

What is a Memorandum to a Will?

A Memorandum to a Will can be a helpful tool if the Will-maker has items they wish to gift. It is essentially a list or schedule of items and how the Will-maker wishes to distribute them. This may be something to consider for collectors, or those with numerous sentimental items that will be distributed to […]

September 21, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Trusts And Estates Law, Wills

Considerations of a Will-Maker in appointing a Guardian for children

Planning for what happens when you die can be very stressful. In addition to planning for how you would like your property, possessions, and assets distributed, if you have minor children, you will also want to consider appointing a successor Guardian. A Guardian of a child is responsible for making parenting decisions, including making important […]

September 21, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Trusts And Estates Law, Wills

Considerations of a Will-Maker in appointing an Executor

Are you in the process of creating a will and have questions about appointing an Executor? When deciding who you will choose to be the Executor of your Will, there are various factors you may wish to consider. These factors include: the potential Executor’s willingness to act, whether you trust them, whether they are familiar […]

September 21, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Business and Commercial Law, Employment Law

Contrasting and Comparing Salary Arbitration in Professional Sport: Major League Baseball vs. National Hockey League

Introduction Salary arbitration ensures fair compensation for players and promotes negotiations between teams and players. Before the arbitration hearing, players and teams have the opportunity to negotiate and reach an agreement on a contract, which may help them avoid the arbitration process. In this blog, we’ll explore the distinct salary arbitration systems used in Major […]

August 8, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Business and Commercial Law, Employment Law

Purchase of a Business – The Importance of Employee Considerations

Introduction During the sale of a business, it is essential for both the seller and the purchaser to carefully examine the potential employment issues that may arise. Evaluating these matters during the due diligence process is crucial because hidden employment liabilities, which are often not apparent on the balance sheet, can significantly impact the financial […]

August 8, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Business and Commercial Law, Real Estate

Conditions Precedent – What is it?

Conditions Precedent – What is it and what does it mean? In real estate or commercial purchase contracts, “Conditions Precedent” are specific conditions or requirements that must be fulfilled or satisfied by either the buyer or the seller (and in some cases both) before the contract becomes legally binding and enforceable. These conditions act as […]

August 4, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Business and Commercial Law

Securing Employee Matters

Key employees are vital to a business’s success, and purchasers may include a condition precedent related to negotiating arrangements with these employees. This ensures that essential staff members are retained and motivated during the transition.   Compliance with Applicable Laws and Regulations: Purchasers need confidence that the target business is in compliance with all applicable […]

August 2, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
Blog, Business and Commercial Law

Purchase of a Business – What Are Usual Or Typical Conditions Precedent That a Purchaser Would Want in an Asset Purchase Agreement

Introduction: Before completing an asset purchase agreement, prudent purchasers include conditions precedent to ensure certain essential requirements are met. These safeguards protect their interests, mitigate risks, and pave the way for a successful acquisition. In this blog post, we’ll explore the typical conditions precedent that purchasers seek to assert in an asset purchase agreement to […]

August 2, 2023/by Heath Law, Nanaimo Lawyers
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