Our first priority is to provide the best possible service in support of our residents and to deliver that service in a secure and comfortable residential setting in which a sense of community is encouraged. The building has 82 suites, including 1 and 2 bedrooms.
Initially, it was a big decision to leave our own home behind, but it did not take long for us to settle in the community of Homestead South. The staff here are courteous and thoughtful, always sharing a smile.
From the housekeeping they provide and the events and activities they host, the fresh meals they prepare and serve each day, all of the employees are like family in our new home.
I was one of the first ones to move in here. My family took care of everything because I had broken my right wrist. I love it, it was just like moving into home. We have only resided in Homestead South for two weeks.
The staff is very well trained. They call you by name in two or three days. The meals are excellent. Your Name required. Under The Homesteads Act , only one spouse or common-law partner at a time can have these special rights in the family home.
If the homeowner brings a second or subsequent spouse or common-law partner to live in the home, that spouse or partner does not acquire homestead rights until the rights of the first spouse or common-law partner have been properly dealt with.
To qualify as common-law partners under The Homesteads Act , a couple must have either registered their relationship with the Vital Statistics Agency, or they must have cohabited in a conjugal relationship for at least three years.
If the spouses or common-law partners have been living separate and apart for at least six months, or a court has declared the non-owning spouse or partner to be mentally disordered, the court may allow the transaction to take place without the consent of that spouse or partner.
In such a case, the court may also attach conditions to the transaction to protect the non-owning spouse or common-law partner. The special protection consent given to the family home under The Homesteads Act also applies to the family farm. This legislation applies not only to the farm dwelling, but also up to acres of land. There is also federal legislation, the Family Homes on Reserves and Matrimonial Interests or Rights Act , which addresses the rights of married spouses and common-law partners in relation to a division of the value of a family home and other matrimonial real property situated on a reserve.
This federal law came into force on December 16, It sets out provisional federal rules which apply to First Nation communities in Manitoba, unless a First Nation has passed their own matrimonial real property laws.
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