Formerly Redbook Online. Provides links to community, legal, social and government services, in select areas of B.C. Select the relevant Lower Mainland location and use subject term ‘Legal & Advocacy’.
Legal advice and assistance are provided to disadvantaged individuals and groups in the areas of: poverty, disability, workers’ compensation, employment insurance, mental health, human rights and equality law.
UBC law students provide free legal advice and representation to clients unable to afford legal assistance. Clinics are located throughout the Lower Mainland.
List of freelance research lawyers for those who require more in-depth legal research. For further information about rates and research services, please contact the researchers directly at the contact information they have provided.
Community legal centre serving all individuals who self-identify as women. Currently providing services in family law, wills drafting, and immigration applications for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) grounds
Quick reference resource for non-legal professionals whose clients have legal problems; written by B.C. lawyers in conjunction with Courthouse Libraries B.C. The guide outlines steps to address a problem and suggests options for further information and assistance.
Written by UBC law students with the assistance of legal professionals, the LSLAP manual provides a good starting point for understanding the legal issues relating to various topics.
Resources designed specifically for Canadians who go to court without counsel, as well as research reports that examine the implications for the justice system