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  • Brief Introduction to Canadian Law
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  • Who makes the law?
  • Sources of Laws
  • Who does the law apply to?
  • Areas of Laws of Importance to Foreign Brides
  • What is the role of the police?
  • Brief Introduction to Canadian Law
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  • About
  • Before Getting Married
    • International Arranged Marriages
    • International Dating and Matchmaking Agencies
    • Location of Your Marriage Ceremony
    • Questions to Ask
    • Visiting Your Future Husband Before Marriage
    • Your Future Husband – His Marital Status
    • Your Future Husband’s Expectations of a Wife
  • Canadian Law
    • Areas of Laws of Importance to Foreign Brides
    • Brief Introduction to Canadian Law
    • Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
    • Sources of Laws
    • What is the role of the police?
    • Who Does the Law Apply To?
    • Who makes the law?
  • Children
    • Children During Separation and Divorce
    • Legal Obligations of Having Children
    • Status of Children Born in Canada
    • Your Husband Sponsoring Your Children
  • Coming to Canada
    • Length of Processing Sponsorship Application
    • Permanent Resident – Sponsorship
    • Sponsorship – Common-Law and Conjugal Partner Relationships
    • Temporary Resident / Visitor Visa – Application Process
    • Temporary Resident / Visitor Visa – Screening Requirements
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  • Living in Canada
    • Abuse or Violence in the Family
    • Eligibility for Student Financing
    • Filing Income Tax Returns
    • Getting Canadian Citizenship
    • Government Benefits Programs
    • Health Benefits – “Medicare”
    • Legal Aid
    • Studying in Canada
    • Where to Get Help
    • Working
    • Working While Waiting for Sponsorship to be Approved
  • Marriage Breakdown
    • Children During Separation and Divorce
    • Divorce
    • Finances – Bank Accounts and Debts
    • Financial Support
    • Implications for Sponsorship – Application Being Processed
    • Implications for Sponsorship – Permanent Resident Status Granted
    • Matrimonial Property
    • Separation