"The concept of occupier’s liability is somewhat muddy. Perhaps the best way to protect yourself as a landowner is to display a “no trespassing” sign to make it clear that those who enter upon your property assume the risks of doing so."
'To minimize expense, minimize the possibility of a legal dispute. Getting competent professional help earlier rather than later, and before any dispute arises, will help save you money in the long run.'
What should you do if you buy something and it breaks? Use this simple guide from our legal columnist Robyn Goldsmith to know your rights and the proper steps to take.
Most real estate deals are fairly painless, but with the financial and emotional investment, things can go wrong and cause stress. There’s really no way to ensure your deal is painless, but there are steps you can take to make the transaction as smooth as possible. Legal columnist Robyn Goldsmith explains how.
Thinking of starting a new business in here in Revelstoke? You’ll have to decide which form you want your business to take. You may wish to work alone in a sole proprietorship, to work with others in a partnership, or to incorporate a company. Learn more in this primer by legal columnist Robyn Goldsmith.
The provincial government started to implement the new Water Sustainability Act early this year. Find out what the changes will mean for existing water users and those applying for new uses.
'If you are involved in an accident, or are a witness to one, it can be confusing and frightening. However, assuming you are able to, here are some important steps you should take on the scene, and in the days directly following the accident'
Last year was a big year for new home buyers in Revelstoke. With low interest rates, people are eager to get into the market, a trend that will likely continue. If you're thinking of setting down roots this upcoming summer real estate season, check out this helpful list by Revelstoke Mountaineer legal columnist Robyn Goldsmith.
'Many of us would agree that we want to protect our wild places, but the concept of a wild place varies immensely for different individuals. As you might expect, it also varies in the courts and in our law.'
Dreaming of going off the grid for a winter and holing up in a DIY ski shack somewhere just out of view? Legal columnist Robyn Goldsmith explains that the alluring fantasy of squatting on the land isn't a reality.
