Civil Litigation
Contract Disputes, Debt Claims, Commencing or Defending Civil Claims, BC Supreme Court, Small Claims Court.
Construction Law
Builders Liens, CPLs, Contract Disputes, Unpaid Invoices, Delays, Deficiencies, Demand Letters, Court Claims.
Employment Law
Termination from Employment, Wrongful Dismissal, Constructive Dismissal, With Cause, Without Cause, and Human Rights.
Real Estate Litigation
Contract Disputes, Demand Letters, Negotiation, Commencing or Defending Civil Claims involving Real Property.
Real Estate Transactions
Buying and Selling Real Estate, Conveyancing, Re-Financing, Mortgages, Charges, and Discharges.
Family Law
Divorce, Separation, Child Support, Custody, and Access, Spousal Support, Division of Assets, Prenuptial Agreements, Separation Agreements, Wills.
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mediation, arbitration, negotiation, and settlement conferences.
how it works
Let us know your legal issue
Call or e-mail our office to give us a short description of your legal issue. We will determine whether your issue is something that our office can assist you with.
Schedule a meeting
Our first meeting will generally last up to one hour. We take the time to listen, provide you with an initial opinion, advise you of your options, and our recommendation of how to proceed.
Choosing Solimano Law
If you choose to retain our office, Solimano Law is committed to working with you to resolve your legal issue using our firm’s approach: Client focused. Results driven.
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