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<h2 class="div-box-h2-HP">New in February 2021: an improved mobile experience!</h2>
<h2 class="div-box-h2-HP">May 2021: Recently updated!</h2>
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We know half of our visitors arrive here on mobile devices. Our team has been hard at work designing a new look and feel for the mobile view to improve your experience accessing quality legal information.
'''[[Societies Act FAQs]]'''</br>
What is a society? What are bylaws? What are members' rights? How do you dissolve a society? Looking for a refresher on the Societies Act to ensure you are legally compliant? The newly revised FAQs house all the "need to knows" about your non-profit, covering everything from start to finish in the lifetime of your organization.  


Here are three things you need to know about the new experience:
'''[[Dial-A-Law]]'''</br>
# '''Better navigation'''. Use the hamburger menu (top-left corner) to go to a wikibook.
Family law pages, such as Guardianship, Parenting Arrangements, and Contact, are current with the latest information, including the changes to the ''Divorce Act'' and the new Provincial Court Family Rules.
# '''Easier wikibook download'''. Use the options on the hamburger menu or on a wikibook's main page.
# '''Improved readability'''. Refined spacing and alignment throughout.
 
'''Check out the new look on your mobile device now'''. We hope you like it!
 
Please send comments to editor@clicklaw.bc.ca. Your feedback will help us plan future improvement stages.  
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A practical, in-depth, plain-language manual of family law and divorce law in British Columbia.
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From Pacific Legal Education and Outreach Society, for BC non-profits wanting to understand the requirements of the Act and compliance with this legislation.
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From TRAC, a legal resource on residential tenancy law for tenants.
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May 2021: Recently updated!

Societies Act FAQs
What is a society? What are bylaws? What are members' rights? How do you dissolve a society? Looking for a refresher on the Societies Act to ensure you are legally compliant? The newly revised FAQs house all the "need to knows" about your non-profit, covering everything from start to finish in the lifetime of your organization.

Dial-A-Law
Family law pages, such as Guardianship, Parenting Arrangements, and Contact, are current with the latest information, including the changes to the Divorce Act and the new Provincial Court Family Rules.

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