CPS Case Laws: How long does a CPS conviction stay on your record?
The work of CPS (Child Protective Services) is to investigate child abuse and neglect. Because of that, a CPS case conviction for child abuse or neglect will...
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Family Law
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Divorce Records Canada: Are Divorces Public Records in Alberta?
In Canada (Except for Quebec), divorce records, including evidence such as texts or photos, are public records. That means anyone may access divorce document...
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Does CPS notify the other parent?
Child Protective Services (CPS) operates as a governmental agency dedicated to the welfare of children, working to investigate reports of child maltreatment....
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Domestic Violence Laws Alberta
Under Canadian law, domestic violence may result in summary or indictable offense charges including assault, abduction, homicide, sexual assault, child porno...
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Domestic Violence Laws in Canada
Under Canadian law, persons accused of domestic violence may face prosecution under the Canadian Criminal Code for acts of violence or abuse. In addition, un...
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Right of First Refusal Alberta
Under provincial laws, a child above 14 has the right to refuse to see a parent. Alberta's Right of First Refusal clause -if included in your parental arrang...
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Right of First Refusal British Columbia
British Columbia family law act does not define an age at which a child can decide which parent to live with. If your separation or divorce agreement contain...
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Right of First Refusal Manitoba
The Right of First Refusal or "Assuring Priority of Parental Care" is optional protection that divorcing or separating parents may include in their support a...
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