Alberta Divorce Kit, 15th Edition

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Alberta Divorce Kit, 15th Edition


	Format	Softcover + forms + CD-ROM
	Catalogue No.	978-1-77040-093-1
	Language	English only
	Price	$39.95

Written by Louise Campbell, LL.B.
Published by Self-Counsel Press, 2011.

Description:

Complies with the new 2011 rules for Sole and Joint applicants. Use this Kit when:

Both parties want a divorce
At least one spouse has resided in Alberta for the last year
There are no disputes over child custody, property, or spousal support

Using this Kit, you can obtain your own divorce and save hundreds of dollars in legal fees. The Alberta Do Your Own Divorce Kit includes a printed book and a CD-ROM with step-by-step instructions and all the necessary forms specific to the laws of Alberta. The forms are included in both MS Word and PDF formats for use on a Windows-based PC.

The CD-ROM contains:

The forms you will need to do your own divorce in Alberta
- Statement of Claim for Divorce (Joint and Sole)
- Request for Divorce (without oral evidence) (Joint and Sole)
- Noting in Default (Sole)
- Divorce Judgement (without oral evidence) (Joint and Sole)
- Divorce Judgement and Corollary Relief Order (without oral evidence) (Joint and Sole)
- Request for Certificate of Divorce (Joint and Sole)
- Affidavit of Applicant(s) (Joint and Sole)
- Affidavit of Service (Sole)
- Affidavit of Execution (Joint and Sole)
- Child Support Data Sheets (Joint and Sole)
- Undue Hardship Claims Only (Joint and Sole)
Detailed instructions for filling in each form
Procedures for filing the forms at the court registry
Links to updated forms and legislation as it happens

System Requirements:

CD-ROM drive
MS Word or compatible word processor
Web browser: IE Version 7 or similar
MS Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, Vista, XP, 7, or NT4

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Louise Campbell received her law degree in Calgary in 1982. Her practice consists almost entirely of family law and related matters that arise in estates and real property. Her approach is to try to find a resolution which is within the law and also represents the concern of all parties, including economic, cultural, religious and health issues. She has been mediating since 1995 and has been a Collaborative Family Lawyer since 2000. She is presently in the process of obtaining arbitration certification. Louise has been a long term volunteer for legal advice at a women's shelter, an adult education course teacher for 15 years, and a Dispute Resolution Officer with the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta.

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