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How much legal understanding is needed?
Level 1 — None needed.
No legal understanding required. Outline or “first step” information, written in clear language for those with no previous knowledge or experience with the law.
Level 2 — Some helpful.
Some understanding helpful but not essential. Offers all basic information on a topic, meant for those who are reasonably comfortable reading and who may have a general sense of some legal concepts.
Level 3 — Some needed.
Basic familiarity assumed. Detailed material, written primarily as a reference for the advocate/intermediary audience, although accessible to members of the public with adequate literacy skills.
Abuse & family violence
Level 2
For Your Protection -
Level 2
Getting Help from the Police or RCMP -
Level 2
If Your Sponsor Abuses You -
Level 2
Keeping Your Children Safe -
Level 2
Men Abused by Their Partners -
Level 2
Mothers Leaving Abusive Partners -
Level 2
Protection Orders -
Level 2
Safety Planning -
Level 2
The Criminal Court Process -
Level 2
What to Do About Money -
Level 2
Who Can Help? -
Level 2
Women Abused by Their Partners -
Level 2
Level 1
Live Safe, End Abuse -
Level 1
When You’re Told to Have “No Contact” -
Level 1
Child protection/removal
Level 2
Level 1
Emily’s Choice -
Level 1
Keeping Aboriginal Kids Safe -
Level 1
Parents Legal Centre brochure -
Level 1
Level 3
Wrapping Our Ways Around Them -
Level 3
Crimes & offences
Level 2
Defending Yourself: Assault -
Level 2
Defending Yourself: Mischief -
Level 2
Defending Yourself: Theft Under $5,000 -
Level 2
How to Appeal Your Conviction -
Level 2
How to Appeal Your Sentence -
Level 2
Level 1
If You’re Charged with a Crime -
Level 1
When You’re Told to Have “No Contact” -
Level 1
Debt
Level 2
Consumer and Debt Law -
Level 2
Families & children
Level 2
Living Together or Living Apart -
Level 2
Parents’ Rights, Kids’ Rights -
Level 2
Level 1
Keeping Aboriginal Kids Safe -
Level 1
Housing & tenancy
Level 2
Consumer and Debt Law -
Level 2
Legal help & lawyers
Level 2
Level 1
Family Duty Counsel brochure -
Level 1
Family Duty Counsel poster -
Level 1
Family LawLINE poster -
Level 1
Family LawLINE wallet card -
Level 1
Legal Aid Can Help You -
Level 1
Parents Legal Centre brochure -
Level 1
Parents Legal Centre wallet card -
Level 1
Working with Your Legal Aid Lawyer -
Level 1
Legal system & courts
Level 2
How to Appeal Your Conviction -
Level 2
How to Appeal Your Sentence -
Level 2
Level 1
If You’re Charged with a Crime -
Level 1
When You’re Told to Have “No Contact” -
Level 1
Manuals
Level 1
Level 3
Brand Guidelines -
Level 3
Promotional materials
Level 2
Level 1
Family Duty Counsel brochure -
Level 1
Family Duty Counsel poster -
Level 1
Family LawLINE poster -
Level 1
Family LawLINE wallet card -
Level 1
Indigenous Community Legal Worker flyer -
Level 1
Parents Legal Centre brochure -
Level 1
Parents Legal Centre wallet card -
Level 1
Refugees & immigrants
Level 2
Getting Help from the Police or RCMP -
Level 2
If Your Sponsor Abuses You -
Level 2
Keeping Your Children Safe -
Level 2
Men Abused by Their Partners -
Level 2
My Refugee Claim Orientation Booklet -
Level 2
Protection Orders -
Level 2
Safety Planning -
Level 2
The Criminal Court Process -
Level 2
What to Do About Money -
Level 2
Who Can Help? -
Level 2
Women Abused by Their Partners -
Level 2
Level 1
Live Safe, End Abuse -
Level 1
Separation & divorce
Level 2
Getting Help from the Police or RCMP -
Level 2
If Your Sponsor Abuses You -
Level 2
Keeping Your Children Safe -
Level 2
Living Together or Living Apart -
Level 2
Men Abused by Their Partners -
Level 2
Mothers Leaving Abusive Partners -
Level 2
Protection Orders -
Level 2
Safety Planning -
Level 2
The Criminal Court Process -
Level 2
What to Do About Money -
Level 2
Who Can Help? -
Level 2
Women Abused by Their Partners -
Level 2
Level 1
Live Safe, End Abuse -
Level 1