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Featured on Clicklaw Wikibooks

Law-Related ESL Lessons kicks off our new Learn & Teach Series, featuring resources for educators and learners on legal topics. Designed for English language classes for newcomers to Canada and British Columbia, the lessons feature legal topics that affect newcomers, including employment laws, family law, and renting a home. The lessons, developed by People's Law School and ELSA Net, feature downloadable instructional packages, learning videos, and online quizzes for learners.

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-''[[JP Boyd on Family Law]]'' is the new home for the popular family law website from lawyer [[JP Boyd|John-Paul Boyd]]. Written in plain language, with rollover definitions for legal words and phrases, this Clicklaw Wikibook provides in-depth coverage of family law and divorce law in British Columbia. To get started, read [[Family Law in British Columbia]] for a quick introduction, see the [[JP Boyd on Family Law — How Do I?|How Do I? section]] for answers to common procedural questions, or dive into the main [[JP Boyd on Family Law|chapters]] of the wiki.
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