Can My Husband Take Everything in a Divorce?
In Canada, divorce and the division of assets are governed by provincial and territorial family laws, not federal law. These laws vary slightly from one province or territory to another,…
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What is Cybercrime?
In Canada, cybercrime is a broad term that encompasses a range of criminal activities conducted using computers, computer networks, or the internet. It is defined and addressed under various Canadian…
Immigrate to the United States from Canada
If you’re looking to immigrate to the United States from Canada or anywhere else in the world, we’re sad to see you go! But the team here at Dhanu Dhaliwal…
Immigrate from the US to Canada
Immigrating from the United States to Canada is possible through various immigration pathways, each with its own eligibility criteria and application process. Here are some common immigration options: Express Entry…
How to Get Refugee Status in Canada
Obtaining refugee status in Canada is a complex process, and it’s essential to follow the correct legal procedures. Here are the general steps to apply for refugee status in Canada:…
What Happens at a Bail Hearing?
In British Columbia, as in other parts of Canada, a bail hearing is a legal proceeding where a person who has been arrested and charged with a criminal offense requests…
Fraud Charges
Fraud is a serious criminal offense that can have severe consequences, both personally and professionally. If you were accused of committing fraud, it is incredibly important to understand what constitutes…
Entrapment in Criminal Cases: Your Defence Against Unfair Tactics
What is Entrapment? Entrapment is a legal defence strategy that arises when law enforcement uses deceit, persuasion, or coercion to induce someone to commit a crime they wouldn’t have otherwise…
The Right to Refuse Searches: A Guide to Police Interactions in Criminal Cases
As we continue our series on police interactions and your rights, we delve into a critical aspect of preserving your privacy and protecting your rights: the right to refuse searches.…
The Right to Remain Silent: A Guide to Police Interactions in Criminal Cases
In the Canadian legal system, the right to remain silent is a fundamental principle that protects individuals from self-incrimination during interactions with law enforcement. As a cornerstone of the Canadian…