PDFs by title: C

BC Housing: Transition Houses & Safe Homes List
BC Newcomers’ Guide
Brand Guidelines
Charged with a crime
CLEO: Detecting legal problems
Consumer and Debt Law
CPLEA: Helping Clients with Legal Issues
Defending Yourself: Assault
Defending Yourself: Breach of a Court Order
Defending Yourself: Mischief
Defending Yourself: Possession of an Illegal Drug
Defending Yourself: Possession of Property Under $5,000 Obtained by Crime
Defending Yourself: Theft Under $5,000
Emergency Meal Program Map
Emily’s Choice
Family Duty Counsel brochure
Family Duty Counsel poster
Family LawLINE poster
Family LawLINE wallet card
For Your Protection
Free Clothing Provider List
Getting Help from the Police or RCMP
How to Appeal Your Conviction
How to Appeal Your Sentence
If You Can’t Get Legal Aid for Your Child Protection Case
If You Can’t Get Legal Aid for Your Criminal Trial
If You’re Charged with a Crime
If Your Sponsor Abuses You
Indigenous Community Legal Worker flyer
JP Boyd on Family Law Wikibook
Keeping Aboriginal Kids Safe
Keeping Your Children Safe
Legal Aid Can Help You
Legal information & legal advice 
Living Together or Living Apart
Men Abused by Their Partners
Mothers Leaving Abusive Partners
My Refugee Claim Orientation Booklet
Navigators one-pager
Navigators poster
Parents Legal Centre brochure
Parents Legal Centre poster
Parents Legal Centre wallet card
Parents’ Rights, Kids’ Rights
Plain language legal resources
Planning for Your Future
Practice checklists from the Law Society of BC
Protection Orders
Representing Yourself in a Criminal Trial
Safety Planning
Settlement Workers Guide to Helping Clients with Legal Information and Legal Referrals
Shelter List
Shelter Map
Speaking to the Judge Before You’re Sentenced
The Arrest Handbook (2023)
The Criminal Court Process
What Can I Expect if My Lawyer Is Given a Family Standard Contract?
What to Do About Money
What You Need to Know About Legal Aid Work (Lawyer Manual)
When I’m 64: Benefits for Older Adults
When I’m 64: Services for Older Adults
When You’re Told to Have ​“No Contact”
Where Can I Find Help with My Legal Problem?
Which Area of Law Does My Problem Fall Under?
Who Can Help?
Women Abused by Their Partners
Working with Your Legal Aid Lawyer
Wrapping Our Ways Around Them