What is Alberta’s Child Protection Law?
FAQs about Alberta’s Child Protection Law: What to do and how a lawyer can help if child protection services intervene with your family.
Charles Fair
Free Webinar: Pros and Cons of Peace Bonds
Click for Replay. Free Webinar and Q&A on Thursday, March 24, 2022, 7:00 PM MT, presented by Calgary Lawyer Charles Fair, on the Pros and Cons of Peace Bonds.
WATCH: Emergency Protection Orders: What You Need To Know
Watch Calgary Family Lawyer Charles Fair, of Fair Legal, discuss what Emergency Protection Orders (EPO) are, what they can do, what is the process surrounding them and how you can protect yourself. Hosted by the Canadian Centre for Men and Families.
Law and the Pursuit of Happiness (from a Litigator’s Perspective)
Charles Fair became a lawyer because he is passionate about helping others and ensuring their rights are protected. With almost 30 years of experience, Charles brings to the table a wealth of knowledge and experience in the laws of Canada, your legal rights, and human behaviour that are all benefits to supporting his clients.
What To Do When Served With An Emergency Protection Orders: Free Webinar
Click for Replay .Free Webinar Feb 17: A deep dive into Emergency Protection Orders (EPO) presented by Calgary Lawyer Charles Fair and the Canadian Centre for Men and Families.
Why is January Known As Divorce Month?
January’s unofficial nickname Divorce Month circulates through the offices of divorce and family lawyers and has become an almost accepted fact. And, lawyers gear up for this busy time of year. So, is the name ‘Divorce Month’ for January correct? Like all myths: it’s not completely accurate, but not completely wrong.
9 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Criminal Defence Lawyer in Alberta
Critical questions you should ask before hiring a criminal defence attorney in Alberta to ensure the best possible outcome for your case.
Miscarriage of Justice: Canada’s Wrongly Convicted
The path towards exoneration: Frequently asked questions on how to successfully appeal if you have been wrongly convicted of a crime in Canada.
FAQs about Post Secondary Support in Alberta
Unsure about whether you have to pay child support after your child turns 18-years-old? We answer FAQs about post secondary support in Alberta.
Don’t Post and Divorce: 13 Social Media Don’ts If You Are Considering Divorce
Once you start divorce proceedings, your life may be under scrutiny and your social media presence be investigated.