Did you know that there is no law in place to say how property should be divided if a common law relationship ends? If the parties cannot agree, they have to resort to litigation. You can have a say in the future law for this subject matter - take the survey
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Help shape the law on Property Division for Common Law Partners
The Alberta Law Reform Institute is considering how to improve laws about property division for common-law partners. Before we make final recommendations to the Alberta government, we want to hear from you. This survey asks your opinion about some proposals for improving the law. Your feedback will help us decide whether to recommend these proposals to the Alberta government, change them, or make different ones.
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