New Publications – 2016/2017

Court Fees & Waivers in Alberta
Planning for Incapacity

Families and the Law: Domestic Violence Series

Child Custody and Parenting Orders
Emergency Protection Orders
Exclusive Possession Orders
Financial Support Options
Gathering Evidence of Abuse
If You’re Thinking of Leaving
Leaving an Abusive Relationship… If you are not a Canadian citizen
No Contact Orders – Flowchart
Peace Bonds
Planning for an Emergency
Preparing for Court
Queen’s Bench Protection Orders
Restraining Orders
Serving Documents on an Abusive Party
Working with a Family Law Lawyer
Writing an Affidavit

Planning Ahead Series

Medical Assistance in Dying

Families and the Law

Separation Agreement Checklist

Landlord & Tenant Resources

Abandoned Goods
After the Fire for Landlords & Tenants in Alberta
Death of Tenant
Renting Basics: Easy read guide to renting in Alberta
Your Rights when Renting: Human Rights in Alberta (Collection of online resources)

Condo Law for Albertans (For condo board members)

Checklist for first time board members
Condo Board Conduct
What you need to know about condominium bylaws
What a Condo Board can do if bylaws are not followed
What to consider if you are self-managing a condominium
Tips for hiring and working with a condo manager
The Big 3: Condominium contributions, special assessments and reserve funds
Condo Documents 101: What a condominium corporation needs to know
Reserve Fund Guide
Handling disputes with owners and tenants tip sheet
Election to a condominium board
Meetings
Condominium Boards and Requests for Information
Rental Units for Condo Boards

Jan. 13, 2020

Who Gets the House? Alberta’s new Family Property Act

Please Note: This workshop has been rescheduled to Feb 5, 2020.

Are your clients going through separations or divorces? If so, the laws changes on January 1, 2020 for dividing property. This workshop will explain the changes. Check out our website for more information and for registration details.

Jan. 9, 2020

LawNow – Jan/Feb 2020

20/20 Looking Back
The beginning of a new year is a time to reflect on the past. In this issue, we’re looking back at important changes to the law over the last 20 years. We also report on the state of the law in rural communities. To read the current issue click here.

Dec. 4, 2019

CPLEA leads free workshops each year for frontline service providers, teachers, librarians, and other information service providers. Join us for our 2020 Winter/Spring series.

Nov. 1, 2019

LawNow – Nov/Dec 2019

Family Break-ups & the Law
Both federal and provincial legislation are changing with respect to family law. This issue highlights the coming changes as well as other issues facing separating families. This issue also reports on current global concerns. To read this issue click here.

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