Legal Resources
Alberta Legal Resources for Calgary Clients
Authoritative sources for Albertans researching a legal issue, together with practical guidance on preparing for a consultation. External resources are provided for convenience; Three Dimensions Law does not control their content.
Official Sources
Where to find reliable information
Courts and legal process
- Alberta Courts ↗
Court locations, forms, procedures and schedules for all levels of Alberta court.
- Resolution and Court Administration Services ↗
Family court support, including parenting and support applications.
- Legal Aid Alberta ↗
Eligibility information for Albertans who may qualify for legal aid.
Legislation
- Alberta King's Printer ↗
Official source for Alberta statutes and regulations.
- Justice Laws Website (Canada) ↗
Federal legislation, including the Divorce Act and the Criminal Code.
- CanLII ↗
Free access to Alberta and Canadian case law and legislation.
Regulators and public information
- Law Society of Alberta ↗
Regulator of Alberta lawyers; lawyer directory and complaint process.
- Alberta Human Rights Commission ↗
Discrimination complaints and human rights information.
- Employment Standards, Alberta ↗
Minimum standards for termination notice, pay and leaves.
Preparing
How to prepare for a legal consultation
A well-prepared first meeting saves time and produces better advice.
- 01
Write a timeline
One page, in date order, covering what happened and when.
- 02
Gather documents
Contracts, letters, filings, invoices, insurance correspondence, messages.
- 03
Define your goal
What outcome would resolve this for you? Be specific.
- 04
List your questions
Including questions about process, timing and fees.
From the Blog
Articles explaining Alberta legal processes
Family Law
Separation and divorce in Alberta: what the process actually involves
Personal Injury
What to do after a car accident in Alberta
Contract Law
Reviewing a contract before you sign: what to look for
Employment Law
Wrongful dismissal in Alberta: what it means and what it does not
Wills & Estates
Making a will in Alberta: the essentials
Civil Litigation
Suing someone in Alberta: how a civil claim works
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