NSRLP-E Blog Archives

09 Jun

Teaching Access to Justice: Some Early Initiatives

June 7, 2023
By NSRLP-E
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Written by Jennifer Leitch, NSRLP Executive Director and Dayna Cornwall, NSRLP Project Manager; originally published on Slaw, Canada’s...

07 Jun

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Sticking to the Deadlines: Power v Cape Breton Victoria Regional School Board

June 7, 2023
By NSRLP-E
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Sticking to the Deadlines In this post, we look at a case from Nova Scotia, Power v. Cape Breton Victoria Regional School Board, 202...

09 Dec

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D’une partie qui se représente elle-même à une autre…

December 9, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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Notre rapport, « Tracking the Trends of the Self-Represented Litigant Phenomenon » (Suivre les tendances du phénomène des plaideurs qui...

30 Nov

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From One SRL to Another…

November 30, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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Our Report, “Tracking the Trends of the Self-Represented Litigant Phenomenon”, looked at data collected and shared by Atlantic Canadian...

09 Aug

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Legal Coaching: “You Drive the Bus”

August 9, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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It comes as no surprise to anyone, and especially SRLs, that manoeuvring the legal process is tricky, frustrating, and expensive. “Lega...

12 Jul

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Recent Changes in PEI law of Costs for SRLS

July 7, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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ICYMI, a recent case in PEI has altered the law around costs for self-represented litigants who are not successful in court. Costs are ...

06 Jul

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What is “Judicial Notice”? A Case of Judicial Notice of Vaccine Safety

July 6, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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An increasingly common issue facing family law courts across Canada is the disagreement between two separated parents over the decision...

13 Jun

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Expériences négatives dans l’enfance (ENE) et le système judiciaire

June 13, 2022
By ilana
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Nous avons récemment écrit un article de blog sur les traumatismes vécus par les parties qui se représentent elles-mêmes devant les tri...

25 May

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NSRLP-E Video Series for Justice Canada’s Free Online Parenting Plan Tool

May 25, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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If you are going to family court and seeking a divorce, you may consider developing a parenting plan. A parenting plan is a document th...

07 Apr

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Webinar Highlights – Self-Represented Litigants and Family Violence: Making a Difficult Situation Even Worse

April 7, 2022
By NSRLP-E
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Many self-represented litigants (SRLs) appear in family court. A webinar from the Family Violence Family Law Project discusses the uniq...