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* [[About Learning about the Law Wikibook | About ''Learning about the Law Wikibook'']] | |||
*'''[[Fundamentals of Canadian Law]]''' | *'''[[Fundamentals of Canadian Law]]''' | ||
**[[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Canada's laws|Canada's laws]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Rights and freedoms|Rights and freedoms]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Your responsibilities |Your responsibilities ]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#The rule of law|The rule of law]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Who makes the laws?|Who makes the laws?]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Levels of government|Levels of government]] | **[[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Canada's laws|Canada's laws]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Rights and freedoms|Rights and freedoms]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Your responsibilities |Your responsibilities ]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#The rule of law|The rule of law]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Who makes the laws?|Who makes the laws?]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Levels of government|Levels of government]] | ||
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== About this wikibook== | == About this wikibook== | ||
* Learn more about [[Clicklaw Wikibooks]] or visit other wikibooks from [[People's Law School]] | * Learn more about [[Clicklaw Wikibooks]] or visit other wikibooks from [[People's Law School]] | ||
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The Learning about the Law Wikibook from People's Law School will help you understand the law in Canada. It focuses on your legal rights and responsibilities under Canadian law.
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- About Learning about the Law Wikibook
- Fundamentals of Canadian Law
- Criminal and Civil Law
- Family Law
- Rights and responsibilities · Marriage and marriage-like relationships · Separation · Divorce · Making an agreement · Mediation · Family Justice Counsellors · Collaborative family law · Finalizing agreements · Care and decisions for children · Guardians & parenting · Contact with the child · Child's best interest · Children's property · Child support · Child Support Guidelines · Spousal support · Dividing family property · Moving with a child · Help for parents · Protection from violence · Separation and sponsorship · Going to court · Child protection
- Young People and the Law
- Older People and Elder Law
- Working in BC
- Renting a Home
- What the Words Mean
- Find Out More
About this wikibook[edit]
- Learn more about Clicklaw Wikibooks or visit other wikibooks from People's Law School
About People's Law School[edit]
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