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Having children and young people as clients may be new territory or may be part of your regular practice. Regardless, unique challenges often arise in the context of this representation.

What tools and strategies can you employ to identify and manage these high conflict cases? How can you reduce the negative impacts on the parties, their children and yourself?

Bill C-13 Protecting Canadians from Online Crime Act came into force on March 9, 2015.

View this program to gain insights from our expert faculty on a range of common legal issues that specifically engage the unique rights and circumstances of young people in the immigration and refugee law context.

Whether a young person is dealing with child welfare issues, has been charged under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is facing an expulsion from school, or has left or been “kicked out” of an abusive home, it is a harsh reality that youth caught up in the legal system often confront multiple legal issues and proceedings.