New information about mental health law

Steps to Justice has new content on mental health law, including information about a patient's
right to:

• see and protect information in their health records
• decide if they want to be treated
• complain about a decision a doctor made
• leave a psychiatric facility
• get treated at home

CLEO’s Guided Pathway to help you prepare a simple will

CLEO's Guided Pathways now include an interactive interview to help you prepare a simple will.
If you have a small amount of property, you can use this online tool to create a simple will to
appoint an executor who will:

• pay your final bills,
• do your final tax return, and
• distribute the property in your...

New information in housing law

Steps to Justice now has information about what a tenant's rights are when their lease
expires or if there is a change of ownership.

COVID-19: Updates on the law and benefits

CLEO has new information about the law and services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Click here to read more.

New information on youth criminal justice

Steps to Justice has new information about the youth criminal
justice system including information about:

• out-of-court options for youth accused of a crime
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• how youth records work
• how to deal with a youth record when applying for a job
• what to consider if travelling with a youth record