<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”>This course provides theoretical and practical knowledge of the family court system in Alberta. Students will explore the following: divorce, custody, child welfare, and child support while developing practical skills such as completing a contested divorce file and filing procedures

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of civil litigation. Students learn the Alberta court litigation stages and procedures, how to prepare pre-trial and trial proceeding documents, and the procedure for actions in Provincial Court and Civil Division.

This course focuses on the substantive law of real estate. Students are introduced to conveyancing procedures, encumbrances, mortgages and land title systems in Alberta.

In this course, you will gain a fundamental understanding of the Canadian legal system. Students explore the history of Canadian law, the Constitution of Canada, the Legal Professional Act, and the rules of the Law Society of Alberta with a review of professionalism and ethics in the field.

The course introduces the concepts of energy sustainability and covers topics such as: law, business and industry practices. It also deals with energy trends and current policies that are shaping the renewable energy industry.

This course introduces students to legal office procedures. Students learn the day-to-day organization, management and procedures of a legal office. Other topics discussed include: timekeeping, filing, and the effective use of communication systems (telephone, fax, and e-mail).

<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”>This course provides the fundamental structure of corporate businesses. Students will become familiar with different types of financial arrangements, the creation and requirements for the transfer of businesses, and the typical documentation regarding commercial transactions.

This course provides the fundamental structure of corporate businesses. Students will become familiar with different types of financial arrangements, the creation and requirements for the transfer of businesses, and the typical documentation regarding commercial transactions.

This course provides the fundamentals of the structure of the Canadian Legal System. Topics include: basic principles of contract law, debt collections, bankruptcy, employment law and the civil enforcement process.

This course introduces students to primary and secondary research materials. Students work hands-on to research legal documents, annotated reports, law reviews and case comments. Topics also include: how to properly cite sources, case law, statutes, regulations and legislation.