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Buying a new home? You may qualify for a GST Rebate!

Goods and Services Tax (“GST”) will typically be collected on the sale prices of most goods and services in Canada. Although GST does not need to be collected in respect of every home purchase, if you are looking to buy a newly constructed or substantially renovated home, the entire purchase price will be taxable. Fortunately,…

Does your Corporation need a Unanimous Shareholders Agreement?

A Unanimous Shareholders Agreement (“USA”) is a written agreement between a corporation and all of its shareholders that sets out the manner in which the corporation will be managed and governed.  It sets out the rules and procedures to be followed by the corporation with the intent of reducing the potential for disputes.  It is…

Position Available: Legal Assistant/ Paralegal

We are looking for a positive and energetic person to join our team. The focus will be on residential and commercial real estate conveyancing and financing transactions, mobile home transactions, and corporate/commercial matters. We are seeking someone with 3+ years of experience working as a legal assistant/paralegal in these areas. The salary is competitive, with…

The Importance of an Offer to Lease

An Offer to Lease is often just as important, if not more important, than the actual lease agreement when dealing with commercial tenancies.  They are most often binding on the parties, therefore, a tenant should take special care to ensure that all terms stated in the Offer to Lease are acceptable. While some people tend…

CMHC Insurance Premiums Increased!

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation ("CMHC") has announced that it will increase the premiums to be paid by homeowners when obtaining a mortgage with less than 20% equity in the property.  The premiums will increase by an average of 15%. The increase in premiums will result in greater costs to persons buying a home…

Mandatory New Home Warranties in Alberta

The New Home Buyer Protection Act came into force in Alberta on February 1, 2014 and makes it mandatory for every new house or condo (commenced after February 1, 2014) to come with a third-party new home warranty program. All builders must now be registered with a Registry set up under the Department of Municipal…

Why you need a Personal Directive (a.k.a. “Living Will”)

A Personal Directive, commonly known as a Living Will, is a document which allows a person (the “Maker”) to designate another person (the “Agent”) to make decisions regarding non-financial personal matters, such as medical treatment, residence and social activities if the Maker becomes mentally incapable of making these decisions on their own. The Personal Directive…

Office Open

Our office is very fortunate not to have been affected by the flooding in Calgary, therefore, our office will be open during our normal business hours (Mon - Fri from 8:00am to 5:00pm).  There are no issues with accessibility to our office. KH/Dunkley Law Group

Closings for real estate transactions following floods

As Alberta's online Land Titles system (SPIN II) is running, closings can be completed as scheduled for both residential and commercial real estate transactions.  In certain instances, title insurance may be needed to faciliate a timely closing. This, of course, does not apply to properties which are not accessible or which have been damaged or…

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Reference Materials

Condo Insurance: Do I Need My Own Insurance Policy if I Own a Condo Unit?

Real Estate

you need your own insurance policy to cover improvements that you make on the condo once you own it […]

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October 2, 2025
Khalil Haji

What are Dower Rights in the Context of Selling a Home?

Real Estate

You must typically deal with dower rights in the context of selling a home when there is a married couple with only one of their names on the title. The Dower Act protects a spouse who is not on the title of their home from having their home sold without their consent—the titled spouse must […]

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October 2, 2025
Khalil Haji

What Is a Real Property Report in Alberta & Who Needs One?

Real Estate

Another crucial detail in Alberta real estate is a real property report (RPR), an important document ensuring municipal compliance, and most Alberta real estate transactions require it. […]

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October 2, 2025
Khalil Haji
Close-up of a man sitting at a desk and holding a calculator while talking to a client who is pointing out on a miniature condominium building

you need your own insurance policy to cover improvements that you make on the condo once you own it […]

Read More… from Condo Insurance: Do I Need My Own Insurance Policy if I Own a Condo Unit?

A man and a woman sitting on a couch, smiling and talking to each other.

You must typically deal with dower rights in the context of selling a home when there is a married couple with only one of their names on the title. The Dower Act protects a spouse who is not on the title of their home from having their home sold without their consent—the titled spouse must […]

Read More… from What are Dower Rights in the Context of Selling a Home?

A lawyer pointing to documents while discussing with a client

Another crucial detail in Alberta real estate is a real property report (RPR), an important document ensuring municipal compliance, and most Alberta real estate transactions require it. […]

Read More… from What Is a Real Property Report in Alberta & Who Needs One?

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