Les Ami(e)s Mckenzie
Nos documents sur “Les Ami(e)s Mckenzie” sont maintenant traduits en français. Vous pouvez trouver le manuel de Les Ami(e)s McKenzie, l...
03
Aug
NSRLP-E Blog
09
Jun
Teaching Access to Justice: Some Early Initiatives
Written by Jennifer Leitch, NSRLP Executive Director and Dayna Cornwall, NSRLP Project Manager; originally published on Slaw, Canada’s...
07
Jun
Sticking to the Deadlines: Power v Cape Breton Victoria Regional School Board
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
D’une partie qui se représente elle-même à une autre…
Notre rapport, « Tracking the Trends of the Self-Represented Litigant Phenomenon » (Suivre les tendances du phénomène des plaideurs qui...
30
Nov
From One SRL to Another…
Our Report, “Tracking the Trends of the Self-Represented Litigant Phenomenon”, looked at data collected and shared by Atlantic Canadian...
09
Aug
Legal Coaching: “You Drive the Bus”
It comes as no surprise to anyone, and especially SRLs, that manoeuvring the legal process is tricky, frustrating, and expensive. “Lega...
12
Jul
Recent Changes in PEI law of Costs for SRLS
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
What is “Judicial Notice”? A Case of Judicial Notice of Vaccine Safety
An increasingly common issue facing family law courts across Canada is the disagreement between two separated parents over the decision...
13
Jun
Expériences négatives dans l’enfance (ENE) et le système judiciaire
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
NSRLP-E Video Series for Justice Canada’s Free Online Parenting Plan Tool
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...