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A couple of years ago, Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta (CPLEA) shared this great video that goes over what you can expect when you reach out to a legal clinic! youtu.be/1yW2L2XFbx4?si…

DYK the basic amount of child support is based on the paying parent’s gross (before tax) yearly income, the province/territory where the paying parent lives, and the number of children they are paying support for? nsfamilylaw.ca/child-support/…

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Through research, free public legal education, and national data, the NSRLP works to ensure that SRLs are not navigating the justice system alone. If 1000 lawyers each give $100, we can sustain this work across the country. Donate today: representingyourselfcanada.com/donate/ 1/2

Nervous about court? Get practical tips on courtroom etiquette, meeting duty counsel, and presenting your plea. Be confident and prepared before you step in. Learn more: legalinfonb.ca #PLEIS_NB #CourtroomReady #CriminalLawHelp

CLEO’s Guided Pathways for simple or joint divorce can help you fill out the forms you need to apply for a divorce in family court. stepstojustice.ca/guided-pathway…

[New Article] “Abusive dynamics often do not end with separation — in fact, the opposite is often true.” — Supreme Court of Canada — SCC. Dr. Ilana Dodi Luther & Emily Tallon examine post-separation coercive control and the legal system’s response. → ciaj-icaj.ca/en/2026/03/17/…

New languages, broader access. Our Know Your Rights resources for Ontario renters are now available in Tamil and Tagalog — helping more people access information about their housing rights. Thank you to United Way Halton & Hamilton for supporting this work. Explore the resources: bit.ly/4rB8KMQ #HousingJustice #RightToHousing #Accessibility

How does bail work and what does it actually mean to be "out on bail?" Legal Aid Alberta justice of the peace bail lawyer Dave Lloyd helps break down common questions about bail, from the role of bail hearings to types of bail, conditions and what happens if bail is denied or revoked. #LegalAid #AccessToJustice #ABJustice legalaid.ab.ca/news/how-does-…

Did you miss our recent webinar helping community workers better understand sexual harassment in the workplace? Watch the recording: cleoconnect.ca/resource/yourl…

There are two types of moves - ‘change in residence’ and ‘relocation’. This issue is sometimes called ‘mobility’. What is the difference and what is required if you plan to move with a child? nsfamilylaw.ca/children/reloc…

Tom Macintosh Zheng writes for LAW360 Canada about the increasing problem of fictitious case law in legal submissions. Read the full article here: law360.ca/ca/inhousecoun…

Know your legal rights as a tenant in Ontario. stepstojustice.ca/questions/hous…

CLEO’s Responding to Abuse and Violence Guided Pathways are free online interviews to help you: ✅respond to elder abuse ✅ask the court for a peace bond ✅apply for a private prosecution ✅ask the court for an emergency motion stepstojustice.ca/guided-pathway…

Our video today: a checklist of what to do next when you have a separation agreement in place. Laura Tarcea @FMediationGroup and Eva DiGiammarino @EvaDiGiamm youtu.be/9FtEJF1UBJ4 The actual checklist can also be downloaded from my website litigation-help.com/family-law-vid…

We are pleased to share that we'll be partnering with @UWaterloo / @GSA_UWaterloo to host a free Tenant & Housing Legal Rights Workshop on March 23, from 1pm to 2pm.

International Day to Combat Islamophobia seeks to shine a light on the real, harmful ways anti-Muslim hate can affect many areas of life (school, housing, policing, services, online spaces): hrlsc.on.ca/school-staff-m…

DYK you can file for divorce in Nova Scotia, even if you did not get married here? As long as the person filing for divorce has lived in Nova Scotia for at least one year, the Court in Nova Scotia can process the divorce. nsfamilylaw.ca/separation-div…

If you have an active court application, or are considering making one, be sure to tell court staff of any violence or threats, or any other safety issue between you and the other party, even if no charges were laid. nsfamilylaw.ca/family-violence

What to Expect in Family Court in Ontario: Timeline, Procedure, and What Actually Happens dlvr.it/TRRwHv via @familyllb