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An interesting and somewhat humorous family law case.

Check our our recent blog post explaining why it is important to discuss the terms of the release at the time you make a settlement, not after.

Secret Trusts. More than a Hollywood plot device. See what they are, how they work and why it was a key issue in the BC Court of Appeals recent decision in Bergler v. Odenthal, 2020 BCCA 175

Our firm explains the important tax consequences of monthly vs lump sum spousal support and why the differences are crucial in determining an appropriate amount.

Check out our latest blog post on the new amendments to BC's Wills, Estate and Succession Act.

Latest Blog Post - We look at whether RRSP, RRIF and other investment withdrawals form part your income when calculating spousal and child support payments.

Thinking about making a charitable gift to a worthy cause as part your estate planning plan? John M. Richters article in the Vancouver Suns #LeaveaLegacy initiative examines how to protect these gifts from wills variation challenges.

Views of the Child or "Section 211" reports are a helpful tool for the judge, but does a judge have to follow them? We look at this issue on our latest blog post. Check it out below.

Amanda M. James of Richter Trial Lawyers recently wrote an article for March 2020 Edition of the Advocate on the transitional provisions of the family law act.

Confused about the difference between Ademption and Abatement? Look no further

Dealing with another executor or a problem executor? We explain what you can do about it

Check out our latest blog post on the new amendments to BCs Wills, Estate and Succession Act.

Denied coverage by your insurer? Check out our latest blog post?

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Read our blog post on the recent National Post Article about a very significant Wills Variation Claims. We explain the ins and outs of unfair wills and wills variation claims http://www.richtertriallaw.com/unfair-wills/

Questions about Section 211 or "Views of the Child" reports? Check out our latest blog post

The rules for document production matter! Check out or blog post on a recent decision where an order for production of documents was overturned for failure to follow the rules.

A disinherited spouse has rights too! Check out our latest blog.

Confused about the new ICBC rules? Check out our latest blog post to see how the new changes may affect you.

Is CRA Debt Family Debt? Let us explain!

Wondering if gambling debt is family debt? Read our latest blog post

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Richter Trial Laws Alina Chekh cited by the National Post. Check out the article!

BC Supreme Court finds handwritten document to be valid will under WESA. Check out our latest blog post!

Read up on the latest decision on excluded property.

The goodfirm takes a look at the BC Court of Appeals newest family law decision. Take a look!

The goodfirm lawyers explain the new changes to the rules of expert evidence. Check out the latest blog post!

Richter Trial Lawyers featured in the latest issue of the Kerrisdale Insider - Check it out! http://kerrisdaleinsider.com/richter-trial-lawyers/

What happens to property division when a spouse passes away? Read the latest blog post from the goodfirm

Thinking of doing your own personal injury claim? Read the latest Richter Trial Lawyers blog article about one litigants mistake.

Currently in BC, everyone and every incident is treated and assessed uniquely. Injury Caps will will reduce our ability to be treated as individuals, and to seek out help when navigating the daunting process of an injury claim. Join the Fight!