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*How do I obtain a Work / Study Permit? *How do I obtain Permanent Residence?

...presentation. It can be challenging to choose how to resolve a dispute and how much to claim. While this guide primarily focuses on the Small Claims Court [[File:LSLAP 20 I small claim process image 1.png|alt={Small claim process}]]<BR>

...n British Columbia. We begin with an overview, as in previous editions, of how the legal system for family law matters works in this province. This is the ...-alone articles or guides, all updated, which we used to call our ''How Do I?'' section and now refer to as ''Helpful Guides & Common Questions''.

:(b) how long an insurable employment lasts, including the dates on which it begins :(d) how many hours an insured person has had in insurable employment;

...ants can now apply online to become Canadian citizens. More information on how you can apply online can be found at the [https://www.canada.ca/en/immigrat ...nglish/citizenship/become-how.asp www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/become-how.asp]

Most people do not seek advice until long after they have become overburdened with debts, Information on how to deal with debt collectors and collection agencies and harassment can be

...bout the range of family relationships that the law is concerned with, and how the law impacts on people in these relationships. (We'll also talk about so ...nship between unmarried spouses ends when they separate. Unmarried spouses do not need to get a divorce.

*How will parents make decisions for the children? *Should child support be paid and, if so, how much should be paid? Do the children have any special expenses that need to be covered?

...or example, a POA can be very narrow in scope, allowing the attorney(s) to do one specific act (e.g. cashing a pension cheque, transferring property, or ...and what can be done in the event of incapacity; who is involved in a POA; how a POA can be made, changed, or revoked, and useful information for LSLAP st

...The will-maker obtained independent legal advice or had the opportunity to do so; ...l rule of drafting is to ascertain the '''will-maker’s intent''' regarding how the estate will be divided. Have the will-maker consider present desires as

A "parenting order" is an order about how decision-making responsibilities and parenting time are shared between marr ...ments" refers to the parts of an order, award or agreement that talk about how parental responsibilities and parenting time are shared between guardians.

...Supreme Court of British Columbia suspended regular court operaions due to COVID-19. Limitation periods that overlapped with the suspension of court operation ...reditors holding agreements that create or provide for security interests (i.e. chattel mortgages and conditional sales agreements) must register these

...th their parents and other important people in their lives; and, secondly, how parents will make important decisions affecting the children, about things ...e laws apply to and how people become children's guardians. It talks about how the court makes decisions about parenting after separation, and the differe

...e [[Remedies in Employment Law (9:VI) | Section VI: Remedies]] to find out how to proceed. ...employee is paid for their labour. See [[Introduction to Small Claims (20:I) | Chapter 20: Small Claims]] and [[Remedies in Employment Law_(9:VI)#D. Li

...tlined in ''[https://scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item/12680/index.do Moore v British Columbia (Education)]'', 2012 SCC 61 at para 33, the compla ...teristic ''([https://scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item/18510/index.do Fraser v. Canada (Attorney General)]'', 2020 SCC 28). Many complaints of di