Areas Of Services

Alberta Court of Justice: Civil Litigation/Tribunals
The Civil Division of the Alberta Court of Justice offers a straightforward, cost-effective, and accessible avenue for resolving most types of private disputes, including landlord-tenant matters. While some parties opt to represent themselves, others may engage legal counsel or an agent at their own expense. The maximum amount that can be claimed in the Alberta Court of Justice Civil Division is $100,000. If the claims exceed this threshold or involve matters beyond the court's jurisdiction, the claim must be filed in the Court of King's Bench.
Civil Claim Process
This process is initiated when one party decides to sue another. Once a Civil Claim is filed, the action undergoes various steps to reach a resolution, potentially culminating in a judge rendering a legal decision. However, there are numerous factors to consider before pursuing litigation.
Our Civil Law Consultation service ensures that your legal matters are handled with care and expertise, providing you with peace of mind during difficult times.
- Expert Legal Advice
- Personalized Support
- Cost-Effective Solutions

Alberta Court of Justice: Criminal/Youth
If you have been charged with a criminal offense, it is crucial to seek legal counsel promptly. Consulting an attorney/legal agent without delay will ensure your rights are protected and prevent emotions from compromising your defense. Securing competent legal representation is imperative when facing criminal charges to navigate the complexities of the judicial system effectively.
Authorized to represent clients for Summary Conviction under Sections 800(2) and Section 802.1 of The Criminal Code of Canada.
A defendant may appear personally or by counsel or agent, but the summary conviction court may require the defendant to appear personally and may, if it thinks fit, issue a warrant in Form 7 for the arrest of the defendant and adjourn the trial to await his appearance pursuant thereto.
Section 802(1) Limitation of Representation
Section 802.1 Despite subsections 800(2) and 802(2), a defendant may not appear or examine or cross-examine witnesses by agent if he or she is liable, on summary conviction, to imprisonment for a term of more than six months, unless:
(a) the defendant is an organization.
(b) the defendant is appearing to request an adjournment of the proceedings; or
(c) The agent is authorized to do so under a program approved — or criteria established by the Lieutenant Governor in council of the province
- Stay calm and compliant.
- Exercise your right to remain silent.
- Ask for Legal Representation
- Do not consent to searches.
- Take note of what happens.
- Understand bail and release options.
- Attend all court hearing

Provincial Offences
The Provincial Offenses Procedure Act (POPA) in Alberta governs a wide array of provincial statutes that impose fines for various contraventions. These offenses encompass non-criminal violations such as public intoxication, selling alcohol to minors, unauthorized entry or remaining on premises, smoking in enclosed areas, and breaches related to Occupational Health and Safety, Labor, and Finance regulations. Additionally, POPA oversees the enforcement of municipal bylaws in Alberta, including those pertaining to noise disturbances, zoning regulations, and parking violations. Our firm specializes in providing comprehensive legal guidance to individuals facing charges under POPA, ensuring a thorough understanding of the applicable laws and facilitating the resolution of these provincial offenses.
- Business Structure Selection
- Comprehensive Paperwork Assistance
- Legal Compliance

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- Customized Plans
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Mediation/Arbitration
involve creating a customized plan to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are carried out according to your specifications.
Estate Planning Services offer a tailored approach to safeguarding your assets and ensuring your wishes are carried out, giving you confidence in your legacy.
- Customized Plans
- Asset Protection
- Legacy Security

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Business Incorporation Assistance guides you through the process of starting a new business, allowing you to focus on your entrepreneurial vision while we handle the legal details.
- Business Structure Selection
- Comprehensive Paperwork Assistance
- Legal Compliance
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