Publications available

Explains harvesting rights and what to do if you've been charged with a harvesting offence

Graphic novel about Gladue rights for Aboriginal peoples

A resource to help high school teachers teach students about Gladue rights for Indigenous people.

Lets Aboriginal parents know about their right to get legal advice if they're being investigated for a child protection matter

Provides an overview of the child protection process for Aboriginal families

Lets Aboriginal parents know about their right to get legal advice if they're being investigated for a child protection matter

Explains the website is for Aboriginal people with a legal issue, where they can learn their rights, and what they can do.

Fold-over wallet card explains legal rights including keeping kids safe, Gladue rights, healing plans, living on reserve, and more. 25 per pack.

Your Right to Fairness Explains the law about the fair division of family property or debt when spouses separate, and what to do if you believe your agreement might be unfair. Provides information about:

Your Right to Fairness Explains the law about the fair division of family property or debt when spouses separate, and what to do if you believe your agreement might be unfair. Provides information about:

Find out how to contact Legal Aid.

Find out how to contact Legal Aid.

A MyLawBC infographic poster that explains what mediation is, why you might want to use it to solve your differences instead of going to court, and where to find a mediator

Your Right to Fairness Explains the law about the fair division of family property or debt when spouses separate, and what to do if you believe your agreement might be unfair. Provides information about:

Explains what homeowners can do when lenders try to take their properties because of missed payments (foreclosure)

Provides a step-by-step overview of the child protection process in flow chart form

A graphic novel about family violence and your legal rights

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Your Right to Fairness Explains the law about the fair division of family property or debt when spouses separate, and what to do if you believe your agreement might be unfair. Provides information about:

This fact sheet describes the new BC Family Law Act requirements for anyone applying to court to become a child's guardian. Anyone who wants to become a guardian can apply, including a parent who isn't a guardian, or any other person (relative or non-relative). The fact sheet includes:

Describes how to defend yourself if you are charged with possession of property under $5,000 obtained by crime. Includes what the prosecutor must prove to find you guilty, sentencing information, and how to get legal help. There is also a flowchart showing how Legal Aid BC publications can help at each stage of the court process.

Describes how to defend yourself if you are charged with possession of an illegal drug. Includes what the prosecutor must prove to find you guilty, sentencing information, and how to get legal help. There's also a flowchart showing how Legal Aid BC publications can help at each stage of the court process.

A key resource for advocates and other legal professional helping clients with consumer or debt problems.

Explains the emotional stages of separating from your spouse and suggests ways you and your children can cope

Describes how to defend yourself if you're charged with assault