Legal Aid BC
Legal Aid BC is a non-profit organization created by the Legal Services Society (LSS) Act in 1979 to provide legal information, advice, and representation services. Our priority is to serve the interests of people with low incomes, but many of our services are available to all British Columbians. Our services are offered at legal aid locations throughout the province, and online through our websites: legalaid.bc.ca, family.legalaid.bc.ca, and aboriginal.legalaid.bc.ca.
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Describes relationship abuse, dispels common myths about abuse involving LGBTQ2S folk, discusses why a person might stay with an abusive partner, provides practical tips for making a plan to stay or leave safely, and ...
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Describes who is a parent, how to become a guardian, and the responsibilities of parents and guardians after separation. Also explains the rights of the child, parents, step-parents, and other relatives
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Describes relationship abuse, dispels common myths about abuse involving trans folk, discusses why someone might stay with an abusive partner, provides practical tips for making a plan to stay safely or leave, and lists ...
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A 5½-minute video that gives tips for using witnesses as evidence in a Supreme Court family law trial, including choosing your witnesses, planning your questions, and the procedure at trial. Also discusses the ...
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Describes what to expect when you go to court for a conference, Chambers hearing, or trial. Includes how to prepare for court, and tips on what you can do and how you should act to make your case go smoothly.
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A 7½-minute video that provides information on using documents as evidence in a Supreme Court family law trial and how to introduce exhibits both with and without a witness.
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Explains the rights and responsibilities of people in marriage-like (common-law) relationships when they're together, if they separate, and if one of them dies with or without a will.
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This fact sheet for Indigenous people explains restorative justice and Indigenous knowledge and traditions at First Nations/Indigenous Courts, what a healing plan is, how to get a case heard in these courts, where ...
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Describes what can happen if the ministry thinks your child's safety is at risk, including your responsibilities and rights as a parent, how you can be involved in making decisions for your child's future, and how to ...
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Describes child protection in the context of Emily’s story. Also provides links to the video, trailer, online version of the graphic novel, ordering information, who can help, and promotional material.
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