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Fundamentals of Canadian Law	Canada's laws · Rights and freedoms · Your responsibilities · The rule of law · Who makes the laws? · Levels of government

Criminal and Civil Law	Two kinds of law: Criminal law and civil law · The courts apply the laws · Courts in British Columbia · Federal Courts · Tribunals

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	Rights and responsibilities ·

Elder Law	Retirement and benefits · Old age security · CPP · International benefits · Power of Attorney · Types of Powers of Attorney · Concerns about your attorney · Joint bank accounts · Representation agreements · Advance directives · Protecting you & your money · Know what you're signing · Wills & estates · Elder abuse · Signs of abuse · Getting help

Working in BC	BC employment standards · Quitting your job · Leave · Termination of employment · Belonging to a union · Getting hurt on the job · Employment insurance (EI) · Discrimination in employment

Renting a Home	Landlords and tenants · Security and deposit · Repairs · Residential tenancy dispute resolution · Paying for damage · Letting the landlord in · Eviction information · Moving out · Discrimination in renting · Buying a home

Resources	What the Words Mean · Find Out More

About	Acknowledgements & credits

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