Arrest
How the Law Treats Mental Health Disorders Behind many criminal cases in Alberta, there is pain. Depression, psychosis, trauma, or addiction can push people into
April 8, 2026
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Conviction Appeals
Introduction: You’ve been charged with a criminal offence. But something about it felt wrong. Maybe the police didn’t give you your right to Counsel. Maybe
April 1, 2026
Assault | Domestic Violence
Introduction: The thought of losing your children, even temporarily, can be overwhelming. In Alberta, child protection matters are governed by the Child, Youth and Family
March 25, 2026
Criminal Charges
Penalties, Defences, and How to Avoid Jail Time. Someone knows their licence is suspended, but drives “just this once” to pick up their child or
March 18, 2026
Arrest
Introduction: An assault charge can stem from anything, a heated argument that turned physical, a misunderstanding at a bar, or a neighbour dispute gone wrong.
March 11, 2026
Case Resolutions
Introduction: For thousands of newcomers building their new life in Alberta, applying for permanent residency or citizenship marks a final step towards a sense of
March 4, 2026
Arrest
Introduction: When conflict turns into fear, whether in a relationship, between neighbours, or within a family, safety becomes a priority. In Alberta, people hear about
February 25, 2026
Criminal Charges
Introduction: When the police ask to “take a quick look” or start to scroll through your messages, the question becomes personal. In Alberta, your privacy
February 18, 2026
Arrest
Introduction: The phone rings and the Calgary Police have your child. For many parents, this is a nightmare scenario, fear, shame, and a thousand unanswered
February 11, 2026
Arrest
What to Do in Order to See Your Family Again. Domestic violence allegations can upend your entire life. Even an argument can end up with
February 4, 2026