County of Warner Further Education
Box 278 Warner, AB T0K 2K0
Phone: 403-642-3635/403-329-8875
Fax: 403-642-3631
email: furthered@countyofwarner5.ab.ca
 Courses Categories
 

 Legal

Fall 2008

 

The Alberta Law Foundation

The Warner Further Education Council and the Lethbridge

College’s Public Legal Education Program cosponsor these courses.

The purpose of the Public Legal Education Program is to help the public learn about law and the legal system. The program is funded by a grant from the Alberta Law Foundation. The Lethbridge College is a member of PLENA, the Public Legal Education Network of Alberta.

 

The Alberta Law Foundation

The Warner Further Education Council and the Lethbridge

College’s Public Legal Education Program cosponsor these courses.

The purpose of the Public Legal Education Program is to help the public learn about law and the legal system. The program is funded by a grant from the Alberta Law Foundation. The Lethbridge College is a member of PLENA, the Public Legal Education Network of Alberta.

 

 

Law & Living Together

What are the legal rights and responsibilities of unmarried people living together as spouses and how do they differ from those of married people? What is a cohabitation agreement and how important is it for people in such relationships to have one? This presentation provides an opportunity to look at questions like these. The topics for discussion include care and support of children, inheritance, and property.

Date:              Thursday, October 9

Time:             7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Fee:                $5

Location:       Erle Rivers High School, Milk River

Facilitators: Lethbridge College/Law Foundation

Minimum:     8

Registration Deadline: September 25

Register with: Carolyn or Lynette, Further Ed Office, 642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).

Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement

This three-session workshop introduces you to financial planning and includes information on legal issues that are often involved in this process. You’ll learn about:

           Money management concepts

            Investment basics

            Developing a personal financial plan

           Tax issues

           Wills, Estates, Enduring Power of Attorney, Personal Directives

Registration fee includes an extensive workbook & study aids.

Date:              3 Tuesdays, October 14, 21, 28

Time:             7:00 – 10:00 p.m.

Fee:                $35/couple for workbook

Location:       Warner School

Facilitators: Investment Officer & Lethbridge College/Law Foundation

Minimum:     4 couples

Registration Deadline: September 30

Register with: Carolyn or Lynette, Further Ed Office, 642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).

Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Information, Identity Theft & Law

Driver’s license Information, SIN number, credit cards, medical records, banking information, passport…There’s a whole identity out there made up of information about you, much of it stored in electronic databases. If that identity is stolen, or your information gets into the wrong hands some other way, or the information is wrong, the results can be serious. This presentation provides a general overview of legal issues related to your information identity.

Date:             Wednesday, October 22

Time:             7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Fee:                $5

Location:      Warner School

Facilitators: Lethbridge College/Law Foundation

Minimum:     8

Registration Deadline: October 8

Register with: Carolyn or Lynette, Further Ed Office, 642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).

Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 

Legal Toolkit (Wills, Personal Directives, Enduring Power of Attorney)

Planning for disability or death is never pleasant. However, it is an important part of identifying what you want done when something like this happens to you and helping those around you carry out your wishes. An enduring power of attorney, a personal directive, and a will are basic to building your plan. With them you can set out respectively:

·         Who will handle your financial affairs and how, if you become mentally incompetent.

·         If you become mentally incompetent, who will handle your medical and other personal life decisions and the kinds of choices they can make for you.

·         How you want your estate to be dealt with at your death.

Date:              Tuesday, November 4

Time:             7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Fee:                $5

Location:      Warner School

Facilitators: Lethbridge College/Law Foundation

Minimum:     8

Registration Deadline: October 21

Register with: Carolyn or Lynette, Further Ed Office, 642-3635/329-8875 or 642-2134 (evenings).

Send cheque to office, Box 278, Warner, AB T0K 2L0.

 

 


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