Filed a human rights complaint in Alberta and not sure what comes next?

I provide non‑legal guidance to help you understand the Alberta Human Rights (AHRC) process, get organized, and move forward. I do not provide legal advice or representation.

Plain‑language guidance for each step
Document & timeline prep from your words
Calm, practical support so you don’t feel alone

What I can help with

Process information: explain AHRC stages, deadlines, and typical documents using public materials from the AHRC website.
Timeline & facts: turn your notes into a clear chronology.
Paperwork prep: type/format forms & letters from your instructions; paginate and label exhibits; export to PDF.
Conciliation prep: practise how you want to present your story (no representation).
Organization: simple trackers for deadlines, tasks, and communications.
Referrals: when you need legal advice, I’ll direct you to Legal Aid Alberta or clinics.

What I don’t do

Give legal advice or tell you what to choose.
Select legal grounds or draft legal arguments on my own.
Act as your AHRC authorized representative or negotiate for you.
Appear in court.
Take percentage/contingency fees.

How it works

Fit check: quick call to confirm I’m the right kind of help.
Intake & plan: you share your facts; we map deadlines and tasks.
Build your documents: I prepare drafts based solely on your instructions and facts; you review, edit, and are solely responsible for sending.
Stay on track: checklists, reminders, and optional support bundles.

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Disclaimer: Independent, non‑government service. Not a law firm. No legal advice or representation. For legal advice, contact a lawyer or Legal Aid Alberta.