The Canadian Legal System - cplea.ca

Relationship between acts and regulations Statutes/Acts regulations The Alberta Residential Tenancies Act states that a landlord can end a month-to-month tenancy for “one or more of the

Families and the Law Representing Yourself - cplea.ca

Families and the Law This booklet explains how to make an application in court in Alberta. There is information about: • people who were legally

  Alberta

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TOOLKIT for LANDLORDS - cplea.ca

What can the landlord do? - what the landlord can do to help a victim of domestic violence. Following up on the domestic violence incident - help for you and others affected. ... Landlords, property managers, and on-site staff have a unique ability to help reduce

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Families and the Law Property Division - cplea.ca

Families and the Law PROPERTY DIVISION 5 Property division for married people What is matrimonial property? Matrimonial property is all of the property that accumulates during a marriage. This kind of property will usually be divided equally between the spouses.

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Adult Guardianship and Trustee Act - CPLEA

The Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta www.cplea.ca 4 What is the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA)? The AGTA is an Alberta law that came into force on October 30, 2009. The AGTA provides a variety of ways for an adult to get help making decisions.

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Making a Will - CPLEA

This booklet is for Albertans who are thinking about writing or changing a Will. A Will allows you to pass on your belongings to your loved ones according to your wishes. If you die without a Will, it is often more costly, complicated and time-consuming to settle your estate. This booklet gives general information only, not legal advice.

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Making a Personal Directive - CPLEA

Mental capacity means the ability to understand information that is relevant to making a decision and the ability to appreciate the reasonably foreseeable consequences of the decision. You should have a Personal Directive because, if you suffer a serious injury or illness, you may become incapable of making personal decisions for yourself.

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Families & the law CHILD WELFARE SERIES Becoming A …

Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta Families & the Law: Child Welfare Series Families & the law CHILD WELFARE SERIES Becoming A Private Guardian for a Child ©Dec 2017, Legal Resource Centre of Alberta Ltd. (operating as the Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta), Edmonton, Alberta.

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Families and the Law Property Division - CPLEA

before January 1, 2020, the old Matrimonial Property Act may apply to your situation. If you were in an adult interdependent relationship and separated before January 1, 2020, the law of unjust enrichment may apply to you. Consult with a lawyer for more information and advice.

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The Place You Are Renting Is Sold - CPLEA

The landlord sold the property and I want to move out. Do I still have to give notice? Yes. You still must provide the proper amount of notice. If you have a weekly periodic tenancy, then you must give one full tenancy week’s notice, and if you have a monthly periodic tenancy, you must provide one full tenancy month’s notice. If you

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Residential Tenancy Agreement (Standard Form of Lease)

homes, sites in mobile home parks and land lease communities, most social housing, certain other special tenancies or co-operative housing (see Part A of General Information). Residential tenancies in Ontario are governed by the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006. This agreement cannot take away a right

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THE RENTING BOOK - justice.act.gov.au

Rental laws in the ACT are set out in the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (the Act). The Act applies to properties rented from private landlords (whether or not through a real estate agent) as well as to public housing rented from the Government and other forms of social housing.

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