Our Services

Our lawyers have extensive advocacy experience in a variety of settings – before the courts, commissions and administrative tribunals.

Our lawyers represent children and youth involved in child intervention matters before the courts.  Appointments are made through the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate.

Weber Law is actively involved in advocacy on behalf of the rights of Indigenous women in Canada.

Our lawyers intervened in the Alberta Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada decision in R. v. Barton on behalf of the Esquao: Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women and LEAF.

In our delivery of the highest standard of legal service we collaborate with our clients to ensure that the work we do is firmly grounded in clients’ unique values and goals.

In all of our practice areas we seek to ensure that the law is used as an agent for positive change for Indigenous communities.

We offer legal representation for children and youth in Child Intervention matters and provide law and policy development with Indigenous Nations to affirm and reclaim jurisdiction over child and family services.

Our team delivers services with:

• Proposal development; ongoing assessments and final evaluations.
• Community-based research, community and stakeholder engagement.
• Support governing bodies with shaping governance operations.
• Training stakeholders in understanding policy and its practical applications.
• Dispute Resolution mechanism development.

We provide advice and services to Indigenous governments on governance and management issues, and legislative and policy development. 

Our ground-breaking work includes development and codification of First Nation laws and policy relating to child and family services and constitution building.