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General legal information resources and helplines, legal aid, and lawyer referral services.
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Provides services to Canadian citizens outside Canada. For non-emergency situation, the services are provided via offices located abroad. For emergency situation, the services are provides via Emergency Watch and Response Centre. The Subjects that are covered by the service include:
- Face an emergency including natural disaster, violent conflict and political unrest
- Laws and regulations in other countries
- Have been arrested or detained
- Need urgent medical attention
- Lost Passport
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Free legal answers covering 2,500 topics on provincial and federal laws, available by website. Includes:
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- 50 areas of law
- Legal answers
- Free legal documents
- Referrals to lawyers, paralegal and service professional
- Free legal guides available in 25 languages
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Provides free resources and support to racialized people to learn about their legal rights in the areas of family, immigration, and criminal law. Includes:
- Legal information and publications in plain language
- Support navigating the justice system
- Access to free legal advice for up to four hours from lawyers who have completed trauma-informed training and anti-racism training
- Access to legal clinics hosted by Justice Avenues in community spaces
- Referrals to lawyers and other relevant community supports
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Offers a 45-minute consultation with a lawyer for legal information and general advice. The lawyer will assess if there's a legal issue, explain the process, timeline, and costs. They cannot prepare documents or represent the client. If further work is needed and agreed upon, additional fees apply.
Note: This is not Legal Aid.
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MLA Directory Online Provided by: Legislative Assembly of PEI
Provides an online MLA directory where the public can find out about the current elected members of the Legislative Assembly and how to contact them.
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NeedHelpNow.ca Provided by: Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Provides information to youth who have been impacted by a sexual picture/video being shared by peers. The goal of the website it to provide teens with practical steps they can take to regain control over the situation.
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Information includes:
- How to contact websites and online services to request an image/video be removed
- Guidance on involving a safe adult
- Importance of self-care
- Recognizing when things have gone too far
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Online directory of practicing lawyers in Epekwitk / PEI.
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Provides online and print legal information about a variety of subjects. Includes:
- Criminal law
- Family law (including divorce, parenting time, decision-making responsibility, child support, and separation of assets)
- Going to court
- Health and the law
- Housing and property
- Wills, estates, and planning ahead
- Youth and the law
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Provides notification from the Government of Canada about important information such as an emergency, natural disaster and civil unrest abroad to individuals who have registered.
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Helps tenants and landlords in Epekwitk / PEI by providing legal information, referrals, and support during the rental hearing process. A guide for tenants and landlords renting on Epekwitk / PEI is available through the website. Topics include:
- Information to know before renting and what personal information a landlord can ask of a renter
- Rights while renting
- Subletting and ending a lease
- Roommates
- Security deposits
- Resolving conflict with a landlord
- Plain language guides for renters and landlords
- Printable renting guides for tenants and landlords
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