Civil Laws in Canada
If someone slips and falls on your property in Alberta, you could be liable for the injuries. The question is, how do you determine liability after a slip and fall accident? Quick take: What happens after a slip and fall accident in Alberta. You are not liable for any accident caused by a third party … Read more
The family law division of the Court of Queen’s Bench, provincial/small claims court, and the Court of Queen’s Bench hear civil cases in Canada. If you are unsure where to file a claim, contact an attorney or a clerk of the court near you. Quick take: Alberta civil laws and procedures explained Alberta’s civil laws … Read more
According to estimates, on average, it takes up to one year or more to complete a civil lawsuit. The outcome is not always what you expect and the defendant may dispute your claim, making it vital that you work with a professional and understand the process. Below is everything you need to know about civil … Read more
Under provincial laws, if you are suing for less than $50000, you must file your application at the provincial court. If the amount exceeds $50000, you must file your claim at the Court of Queen’s Bench. Visit your provincial clerk of court office to file a claim. Quick take: How to file a civil claim … Read more