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Victims of crime have rights. There are resources that can help you cope with the aftermath of your experience.

Learn about the options available to you if you’re an Indigenous person in criminal court.

Do you think someone has broken the law, or have you been accused of committing a crime? Learn about what the law says.

It’s stressful when you owe money. There are options for managing loans, credit cards, mortgages, or unpaid bills.

Consumer law protects you when you buy things, sign a contract (such as with a phone company or builder), and borrow money.

Access benefits and support programs, understand your tax obligations, and manage your finances.

Read about powers of attorney and planning for your medical care and personal care in case of illness or incapacity.

How to write and register your will, and what to do if you need to challenge one.

Learn how to deal with someone’s estate, whether or not they had a will. Includes information on reserves.

What to do after someone dies, with information on funeral services and help with costs.