Alloy LLPCalgary, AB · June 6, 2023The Dower Act – A small crisis
In 1922, the Alberta Government faced a small crisis. Wealthy homeowners, who were almost always men at the time, held property exclusively in their name. Their wives and children had no legal right to the title of the property. The imaginary Mr. Smith was tired of having a wife and children. He was tired of...
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