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In a relationship
- - - What is your marital status
      Move in together
      Get married
Pregnancy and adoption
- - - Rights of parents during pregnancy
      When you have a baby
      Adopt a child
      Place a child for adoption
      Work with a surrogate
Caring for children
- - - Being a parent or guardian
      The best interests of the child principle
      Spend time with a child if you’re not their caregiver
      Make a plan for how to co-parent
      When one parent isn’t following the plan
      When one parent wants to move
      When one parent needs supervision
      When you travel with a child
      If Children’s Services is involved
Ending a relationship
Support payments
Family violence
- - - What to do about family violence
      If you are in danger
Getting help
- - - Ways to resolve disputes
      How to communicate with the other person
      How a parenting expert can help
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      Find legal support
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Going to court
- - - Family courts and laws
      Find the right court and law
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      Write an affidavit
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      Make a consent order
      Prepare for questioning
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Topic: Tools

Child Support Table Lookup
Tool on the Government of Canada website that can help you calculate the amount of child support owing in most situations.

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CPLEA creates resources that help people understand their rights and obligations under the law. We strive to improve both access to justice and the quality of justice available to Albertans.

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CPLEA respectfully acknowledges that we are located across Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 territories, and respects the histories, languages, and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.

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