Edmonton Legal Updates & Information
What is Questioning and Why is it Important?
The Court process in Alberta includes various steps that are designed to move the process alone. After filing …
When Should You Update Your Will?
Clients often inquire about how frequently they ought to be updating their Will. Some lawyers recommend every 10 years, others …
What are the responsibilities and duties of an executor?
Executor Duties and Probate of a Will
You have been named as the executor or personal representative under …
BOSECKE LAW LLP – COVID 19 Pandemic Response
Bosecke Law LLP is currently operating and working to assist our clients during these unusual circumstances caused by …
INTRODUCTION
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought uncertainty and numerous risks to the health and to the lives of all Albertans. Faced with this unprecedented situation, ensuring …
Land Titles – Video Conferencing to sign documents
Effective April 3, 2020, through a ministerial order, the Government of Alberta is temporarily allowing the registration of …
In Alberta, the Minor Injury Regulation can limit (“Cap”) the general damages you may recover for non-serious “minor injuries”. These “minor injuries” include strains, sprains …
Experienced Edmonton Personal Injury Lawyers
If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, contact our lawyers at Bosecke Law LLP to help …
Since the creation of Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) in 2009 a lot of Canadians have heard about these accounts and as of 2016, 9,974,130 …
There are many reasons that you should consider updating your Will, one of the simplest reasons is that having your affairs in order and having …
Small Businesses hire Accountants and Insurance Agents at launch; a Corporate Lawyer should be hired the same way. When a Lawyer is hired after a …
Bridge financing is short-term financing used when a homeowner is purchasing a new property and taking possession prior to the sale of their current property. …
Real Estate Holdbacks are mechanisms used when a seller, at the time of closing the transaction, still has outstanding contractual obligations to fulfill before the …
A Real Property Report (RPR) is a legal document that clearly illustrates the location of significant visible improvements relative to property boundaries.
RPRs will show …
A grant of probate proves the validity of an individual’s will and grants authority to the executor, while a Grant of Administration is necessary when …
Title Insurance is an insurance policy that protects property owners and lenders from financial losses related to the property’s title and ownership.
Albertans, when purchasing or …
Bareland Condominiums are, typically, stand-alone structures such as detached homes, townhouses, and duplexes.
When most people think of condominiums, they think of a unit in an …
This article will provide a brief overview of the mortgage instrument itself, define certain common terms associated with mortgages, and provide a brief overview what …
The Executor is the individual named in the will or appointed by court, whose role is to carry out the directions of the deceased person’s …
Residential real estate transactions in Alberta are most commonly governed by the various versions of the Alberta Real Estate Association’s template forms of agreement. These …
Purchasing a condo new will have differences in the complexity of purchase agreements, closing processes, and warranty programs when compared to purchasing a re-sale condo …
An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to plan for the administration of your affairs in the event that you become permanently or temporarily mentally …
A Will determines how a person’s property will be divided upon death, and a personal directive grants authority to an individual to make decisions on …
Involving a real estate lawyer in the construction and purchase of your new home will ensure the purchase agreement works in your favour without issue …