Revised Pamphlet entitled "Living Together" now Available
Monday 25th January 2010 12:04
Living Together, formerly called Living Together: Common Law Relationships, is now available on the website. The pamphlet will be available in paper copy in the near future.
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What You Need to Travel out of the Country
Thursday 14th January 2010 10:23 (Updated: Thursday 14th January 2010 10:38)
A letter notarized with a lawyer's seal is recommended but not essential. It is particularly recommended if the child is not old enough to be interviewed by Border Services.
Read MoreDomestic Relations Act proclaimed
Monday 21st December 2009 06:17 (Updated: Tuesday 22nd December 2009 09:21)
On December 19th, the Domestic Relations Act was proclaimed, changing the legal definition of spouse on PEI. This law changes many other pieces of legislation on PEI to include same sex and common law spouses.
Read MoreNursing Home Financial Assistance in PEI
Corkum & Associates, Chartered Accountants & Financial Advisors
Tuesday 3rd November 2009 09:42 (Updated: Wednesday 25th November 2009 07:06)
Corkum & Associates of Charlottetown, PE have written an easy to read guide to new information about nursing homes PEI.
Read MoreNew Publication: Family Violence and the Law / La violence familiale et la loi
Thursday 5th November 2009 08:50
Recent amendments to the Criminal Code and new provincial legislation have rendered most of the CLIA publications containing information for victims of crime out of date and created the need for new publications. In an application to Justice Canada under the Victims of Crime Fund, CLIA proposed to create two new pamphlets and revise six existing publications for victims. Family Violence and the Law and La violence familiale et la loi are now available online and in paper copy.
Read MoreNew Publication: Making a Safety Plan in Violent or Abusive Relationships
Friday 18th September 2009 13:31 (Updated: Thursday 24th September 2009 09:06)
Recent amendments to the Criminal Code and new provincial legislation have rendered most of the CLIA publications containing information for victims of crime out of date and created the need for new publications. In an application to Justice Canada under the Victims of Crime Fund, CLIA proposed to create two new pamphlets and revise six existing publications for victims. Making a Safety Plan in Violent or Abusive Relationships and Élaborer un plan d'urgence pour les personnes dans des relations de violence ou d’abus are now available online and in paper copy.
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