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john vrban
a year ago
Dan Murphy was a beacon of hope to my family when our options appeared limited and our will to fight is fading. He was able to accept to represent us in a short period of time, defend us from an unjust accusation, very thorough, calm and empathetic demeanor offered emotional succor to myself and those I care the most. My family and I are eternally grateful to Dan for his service, thank you very much for being there every step of the way. I highly recommend Dan Murphy and his firm without hesitation.
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a year ago
Karim Broodhagen is very knowledgeable lawyer. He handles every client and matter with diligence. You will definitely be in great hands if you retain Karim for your family or criminal matter. He is charismatic in court and has a memorable presence that can be felt by anyone in his company even judges. Great lawyer!
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What Is Considered Domestic Violence In Alberta?

What Is Considered Domestic Violence In Alberta?

In Alberta, domestic violence is identified as a recurring pattern of behavior utilized by one partner to assert authority and dominance over their intimate partner. This can involve a wide array of abusive behaviors, spanning from physical acts like assault to psychological tactics such as manipulation and threats.
What Constitutes Theft Under Alberta Law?

What Constitutes Theft Under Alberta Law?

Under Alberta law, theft is legally defined as the unlawful act of taking property that rightfully belongs to another individual without their explicit permission, with the deliberate intent to permanently deprive the lawful owner of such property.
What Is Child Support, And Who Is Obligated To Pay It In Alberta?

What Is Child Support, And Who Is Obligated To Pay It In Alberta?

Child support in Alberta is a legal obligation imposed on parents to provide financial assistance for their child's living expenses after the parents have separated or divorced. This obligation is based on the principle that both parents should share the responsibility of raising their child, irrespective of their living arrangements.
What Is The Process Of Filing For Divorce In Alberta?

What Is The Process Of Filing For Divorce In Alberta?

Filing for divorce in Alberta requires at least one spouse to have resided in the province for a minimum of one year prior to the application. The process is initiated with the submission of a Statement of Claim for Divorce to the Court of Queen's Bench.
What Are The Consequences Of Impaired Driving Charges In Alberta?

What Are The Consequences Of Impaired Driving Charges In Alberta?

In Alberta, facing charges for impaired driving carries significant legal penalties that can impact an individual's life profoundly. Upon conviction, the immediate consequences include a mandatory minimum fine that escalates with subsequent offences. First-time offenders face a fine of $1,000, with penalties increasing for repeat offenders.
What Are The Different Types Of Assault Charges In Alberta?

What Are The Different Types Of Assault Charges In Alberta?

In Alberta, assault charges are categorized based on the severity of the act and the circumstances surrounding the offence.