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The Tax Implications of Marital Breakdown
Breaking up is hard to do. Along with the significant personal upheaval there can be legal challenges. In the May/June issue of LawNow magazine, Hugh Neilson FCA TEP, writes Tax issues are a significa… more →
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The Tax Implications of Marital Breakdown
wrote 2 days ago: Breaking up is hard to do. Along with the significant personal upheaval there can be legal challenge … more →
Do you need help with a provincial civil matter?
wrote 1 week ago: The Civil Claims Duty Counsel Project from Pro Bono Law Alberta, Pro Bono Students Canada – Ed … more →
Bench Press: Red Horse/Black Horse
wrote 2 weeks ago: A trademark dispute between Molson Canada and San Miguel Brewing International caused Justice Phelan … more →
LawNow: Families in Flux
wrote 2 weeks ago: Change is life and life is change! Families change and sometimes, the law will be a part of this pro … more →
Free Renting 101 Webinar for Intermediaries
wrote 1 month ago: CPLEA will be offering a free webinar in May on the Alberta Residential Tenancies Act for adults tha … more →
Youth Criminal Justice Act in Action
wrote 1 month ago: [View:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdZacGdgJrs%5D Some people may not have noticed that they Youth … more →
Check out LawCentral School's new website!
wrote 1 month ago: LawCentral Schools is a trusted go-to resource for Alberta teachers. The website includes over one h … more →
Alberta Law Day
wrote 1 month ago: Do you want to know how our justice system works in Alberta? Do you want to take a tour of your cour … more →
CPLEA Receives Consumer Champion Award
wrote 1 month ago: The Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta (CPLEA) was a recipient of Service Alberta’s Consumer … more →
Senate Reform in the 21st Century
wrote 2 months ago: Alberta International and Intergovernmental Relations and the Centre for Constitutional Studies, Uni … more →
Bench Press: No Jury-vetting, We’re Canadian
wrote 2 months ago: Canadians are used to reading American books and watching TV programs where lawyers for parties in c … more →
Heads Up Registered Charities – yet again, it’s a new T3010
wrote 2 months ago: On January 24th, 2013 the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) released a new T3010 Registered Charity Inform … more →
It's My Right!
wrote 2 months ago: Whether we are born in Canada or move here later in life, we learn that this is a bilingual country. … more →
Citizen's arrest law takes effect
wrote 2 months ago: The Citizen’s Arrest and Self-defence Act (aka the ‘Lucky Moose law’) takes effect … more →
International Women's Day
wrote 2 months ago: March 8 is International Women’s Day. Canada’s theme for International Women’s Day and Week 2013 – W … more →
Environmental causes and the law
wrote 2 months ago: Canadians treasure their environment. For many, preventing its degradation becomes a cause. The law … more →
How to get information about a charity
wrote 2 months ago: We’re well into the new year and with income tax time upon us you may be starting to think about whe … more →
Who pays for heat when utilities are included in the rent?
wrote 2 months ago: Utilities, including heat, are included in my rent. Yesterday, my landlord gave me a copy of the hea … more →
Tool for Identifying Grow Ops
wrote 2 months ago: Grow ops can be found in any community. They pose a health and safety risk not only to the host hom … more →
