by clarkwoods | Jun 1, 2024 | Real Estate
A would-be Richmond homebuyer is out more than $400,000 after failing to secure a mortgage for a home she had already moved into. The B.C. Supreme Court upheld a one-page hand-written contract in Chinese between defendant Xue Yun Li and plaintiffs Hong Yang and...
by clarkwoods | May 28, 2024 | News
Highlighting Our Partnership and the Team’s Outstanding Achievements Clark Woods LLP was thrilled to sponsor the Women’s Open Premier travel team Venus FC on their remarkable journey to Spain over the March break. The club competed in the Valencia Cup, where,...
by clarkwoods | May 8, 2024 | Real Estate
Airbnb owners take province, City of Victoria to court over B.C. short-term rental ban A group of disgruntled short-term-rental owners in Victoria upset about recent changes restricting Airbnbs announced this month that it is taking the province and the City of...
by clarkwoods | May 8, 2024 | Family Law
Understanding the Recent B.C. Supreme Court Decision on Child and Spousal Support Obligations A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling clarifying when child and spousal support obligations should end could have repercussions on divorce settlements across the province. In...
by clarkwoods | May 8, 2024 | Real Estate
A proposed B.C. home flipping tax could help increase available housing and discourage short-term property holding for profit, but a lack of clarity about who is eligible and who is exempt could be a recipe for disaster. Vancouver real estate lawyer Keith Barron says...
