Edmonton Legal Updates & Information
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…
BOSECKE LAW LLP – COVID 19 Pandemic Response Bosecke Law LLP is currently operating and working to assist our clients during these unusual circumstances caused…
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,…
Land Titles – Video Conferencing to sign documents Effective April 3, 2020, through a ministerial order, the Government of Alberta is temporarily allowing the registration…
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…
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…
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…
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…
A real estate lawyer will assist with the preparation and understanding of the purchase or buy contract, ensuring you have all the necessary legal components…