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You Can’t Always Get What You Want…and Other Sad Songs: Common Law Couples & Property Rights

by Tim | Feb 8, 2017 | Common-Law, Family Law, Property

 Tough Questions One of the topics that I discuss often with clients and prospective clients is property rights of common-law partners. There are many misconceptions and myths regarding this topic. For example, I often hear questions similar to the following: – My...

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