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Domestic violence and protection orders

How do I apply for a protection order or peace bond against a partner or family member?

If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services first. Otherwise, ask about both a criminal peace bond and the civil protection route in your province. They have different eligibility rules, forms and urgency tests; a previous criminal conviction is not generally required. Prepare specific facts, preserve evidence safely and explain why protection is needed now. Ask the court about applying without notice where warning the other person would create danger. Obtain help with safe service, precise conditions and the next hearing date.

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Driving and insurance

Someone crashed into my car. Who pays for the damage, and what if the other driver is uninsured?

Report promptly to your own insurer. Alberta already uses direct compensation property damage for qualifying crashes: your insurer pays the covered not-at-fault share. A two-car crash with an uninsured other vehicle does not qualify; check your optional coverage and any claim against a legally responsible person. An unidentified hit-and-run also needs a coverage check. Comprehensive may respond when your car was struck while not in use or operation. DCPD deletion endorsements, deductibles, evidence and deadlines matter. MVAC does not pay for property damage.

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Driving and insurance

Someone crashed into my car. Who pays for the damage, and what if the other driver is uninsured?

Report the crash to ICBC promptly and check your own coverage. In a qualifying BC road collision, Basic Vehicle Damage covers the eligible damage share for which you are not responsible, with a $200,000 vehicle limit. An identified uninsured driver does not automatically defeat that coverage. An unidentified hit-and-run is different: check purchased collision or Hit and Run coverage and its deductible. Preserve evidence before repairs. Fault disputes and vehicle-value disputes follow different procedures and deadlines; do not let informal discussions run down those clocks.

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Legal Hotline in Canada

Is Legal Hotline available in Canada now?
Yes — Legal Hotline is live across Canada. Call 1-855-529-1555 (1-855-LAW-1555) free, any hour, for legal information trained on federal Canadian law and the law of your province or territory. It's information, not legal advice, and it creates no lawyer-client relationship.
Which provinces and territories does Legal Hotline cover?
All ten provinces and three territories. The law varies by province and territory, so you tell us where you are when you call and everything is tailored to your jurisdiction. Quebec operates under a civil-law system distinct from the common law of the other provinces, and the information you get is matched to your jurisdiction — Quebec included.
What areas of Canadian law does Legal Hotline cover?
Criminal law, family law, employment law, immigration, civil disputes, wills and estates — and more. Our AI is trained on both federal Canadian law and the laws of all provinces and territories.
How does Legal Hotline connect me with a Canadian lawyer?
If you want a lawyer, you can book a one-hour phone consultation with an expert Canadian lawyer right on the call — or book and pay online any time through our secure booking page. Your enquiry details are passed to the lawyer so you don't have to start from scratch.
How much does a consultation with a Canadian lawyer cost?
C$295 — and that's the total, nothing added, confirmed before you pay. The legal information line itself is always free, 24/7, even if you never book a consultation.
Is there a free 24/7 legal advice line in Canada?
There is no government-run, around-the-clock line for general legal questions in Canada — the free 24/7 help is situation-specific: anyone arrested or detained has the right to speak to free duty counsel by phone at any hour, while provincial legal aid plans, community legal clinics and law society referral services run limited hours, often with income tests. Legal Hotline fills that gap: a free, private, 24/7 legal information line on 1-855-529-1555 for any legal question. It gives legal information, not legal advice — and a C$295 consultation with a Canadian lawyer (the total, nothing added) can be booked right on the call.
Is this legal advice?
Legal Hotline provides legal information — a clear, plain-language explanation of the law relevant to your situation. It is not formal legal advice and creates no lawyer-client relationship. If you need formal legal advice or representation, you can book a C$295 consultation with a Canadian lawyer (the total, nothing added) right on the call.
Last updated 27 August 2026
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