
Difference between BC and Alberta Conveyancing Process
Are you considering buying or selling real estate in either British Columbia (BC) or Alberta? If so, it’s essential to understand the differences between the conveyancing processes in these provinces. From the legal professionals involved to the required documentation, there are key distinctions that could impact your transaction’s smooth completion. For example, while BC requires either a notary public or a lawyer to handle conveyancing, Alberta permits only lawyers. And while title insurance is not mandatory in either province, it’s often recommended to protect against defects not found...
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