Separation & Divorce Support
Find Mediation and Legal Support Across Canada.
If your relationship is changing and you need affordable support, we can help you understand your options and find a path forward that protects your future.
Which is Right for You?
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Work together to reach fair agreements without going to court.
You and your partner are open to talking things through.
You want a lower-cost, less stressful option.
You need help deciding on parenting, finances, or separation terms.
You prefer a neutral third party to guide the conversation.
Mediators help both people communicate, understand each other, and come to an agreement together.
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Get legal advice and protection when decisions are more complex or conflict is higher.
Communication has broken down or feels unsafe.
You are worried about fairness or your rights.
There are complex finances, property, or custody concerns.
You may need to go to court or respond to legal action.
Lawyers advocate for you, explain your rights, and handle the legal process.
Not sure? Many people start with mediation and involve a lawyer to review agreements before finalizing.
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Provides a detailed description of various family dispute resolution processes used to reach agreements outside of court, such as negotiation, mediation, and collaborative law.
Provides information on resolving family law issues outside of the courtroom along with links to provincial mediation service providers.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides a detailed description of the government-funded mediation process available to help eligible parents and guardians in Alberta resolve parenting and child support issues without going to court.
Alberta Family Mediation Society
Provides a searchable directory to help individuals find qualified and registered family mediators, parenting coordinators, and arbitrators across Alberta.
Provides a searchable directory to help individuals find legal, financial, and family professionals specialized in the collaborative process for resolving disputes respectfully and out of court.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a searchable directory of qualified Alternative Dispute Resolution professionals to help individuals and organizations find mediators and arbitrators throughout Alberta.
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Virtual Family Mediation Program
Provides low-to-moderate-income families in British Columbia with free online mediation services to help resolve legal disputes regarding children, parenting, and support outside of court.
Provides a searchable directory of qualified mediators.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides information on mediation services to help families resolve disputes related to parenting, support, and property division outside of the court system.
Provides family mediation services in Winnipeg to help individuals resolve conflicts related to separation, parenting, and communication.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a searchable directory of accredited mediators and arbitrators to help individuals resolve legal disputes outside of the court system.
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Public Legal Education and Information Service of New Brunswick
Provides information on family law services and resources to help individuals navigate legal issues such as separation, divorce, and child support.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador
Provides family justice services including mediation and education to help families resolve issues like parenting and support outside of the courtroom.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides a free and voluntary service to help families resolve disputes related to child support, parenting arrangements, and property division outside of the court process.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides comprehensive information, resources, and forms related to family law matters in Nova Scotia, including separation, divorce, child custody, and support arrangements.
Outlines out-of-court options, such as mediation and collaborative law, to help families reach agreements without a judge.
Details the eligibility, application process, and specific court-based mediation services available to families with active court files in Nova Scotia.
Provides a mediation program for the Court of Appeal to help parties resolve civil and family law disputes voluntarily before a formal hearing.
Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia
Provides guidance on finding legal help, including how to access legal information, the differences between summary advice and full representation, and links to free or low-cost services for family law matters.
Provides information on various methods for locating mediation services, including provincial referral systems, professional institute directories, and specialized family mediation options.
Provides a specialized referral service that connects individuals with a private mediator
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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The Family Mediation Program (Inuusirmut Aqqusiuqtiit) is a free service for all communities of Nunavut that offers families an alternative to the court process when parents separate or divorce.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides information on professional mediation services available to help families reach agreements, often offering subsidized or free options based on income.
Family Mediation Service Providers
Provides a directory of authorized mediation service providers organized by region to help individuals find professional assistance for resolving family law disputes in Ontario.
Provides general information and access to professional mediators to help clients resolve family law disputes and reach out-of-court agreements.
Provides professional mediation services to help individuals and organizations resolve family, civil, and workplace disputes through collaborative conflict resolution.
Provides mediation services and professional support to help families navigate separation and divorce through collaborative conflict resolution.
Ontario Association for Family Mediation
Provides a professional directory and resources to help families find accredited family mediators across Ontario, ensuring practitioners meet specific standards for training and experience.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a professional directory and resources for Alternative Dispute Resolution, connecting individuals with qualified mediators and arbitrators throughout Ontario.
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Government of Prince Edward Island
Provides free mediation services to help parents develop a collaborative parenting plan that focuses on the best interests of their children during a separation or divorce.
Preparing for Parenting Plan Mediation
Provides guidance and resources to help parents prepare for mediation sessions, ensuring they focus on the needs of their children while developing a cooperative parenting plan.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
Provides resources and guidance on various methods for resolving legal conflicts in Prince Edward Island, including mediation and collaborative law.
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Provides information on free mediation sessions for couples with children to help them reach agreements on custody, support, and property division during a separation or divorce.
Provides a searchable directory of accredited family mediators.
Association des médiateurs familiaux du Québec (AMFQ)
Provides a directory to help users find qualified mediators across Quebec to resolve family, civil, or commercial disputes through alternative dispute resolution.
Provides information on the mediation process in Quebec, including how to find a mediator and details on free sessions available to couples with dependent children.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides a searchable registry of recognized professionals, including mediators, who assist families in resolving legal issues early in the separation or divorce process.
Outlines legal services and representation for low-income individuals, including assistance with the family mediation process to help resolve disputes outside of court.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
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Provides information on the free provincial mediation service.
Provides a directory of qualified family mediators in the Yukon to assist individuals with resolving disputes related to separation, parenting, and communication.
Provides a national directory of certified family mediators to assist families in resolving disputes related to separation, divorce, and parenting.
Provides a national directory of qualified alternative dispute resolution professionals across Canada to assist with resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.
Mediation Services
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Acts as a centralized federal directory that provides direct links to the official family justice and maintenance enforcement websites for each individual province and territory.
Provides information on various family justice services across Canada, including specialized centres and programs designed to assist families in navigating legal matters such as separation and divorce.
Serves as a federal directory providing direct links to the official legal aid organizations and programs for each province and territory across Canada.
Provides a national directory of local YWCAs offering essential legal supports, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help women navigate separation and safety, alongside specialized housing and emergency shelters.
Canadian Council of Muslim Women
Provides Muslim women in Canada with culturally appropriate legal information and referrals to help them navigate family law and gender-based violence issues.
A national searchable directory and referral database designed to help the public locate and connect with legal professionals across various practice areas and jurisdictions.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
National Self-Represented Litigants Project (NSRLP) Directory
A cross-Canada database that connects individuals representing themselves in court with legal professionals who offer affordable, unbundled services and other supportive resources.
Canadian Judicial Council - Representing Yourself in Court
Provides resources and handbooks to help self-represented litigants understand court processes and legal procedures across Canada.
Justice Education Society (JES)
An organization dedicated to improving access to justice across Canada through legal education and information, helping individuals navigate the legal system with greater knowledge and confidence.
Provides a national French-language portal offering simplified legal information and resources for Francophone minority communities across Canada outside of Quebec.
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Provides subsidized legal representation for low-income Albertans who meet specific financial and asset thresholds, offering a professional alternative to hiring a private lawyer.
Provides a central hub of free legal clinics and programs for Albertans who do not qualify for Legal Aid but cannot afford a private lawyer.
Provides specialized legal supports for women across its Alberta locations, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
Serves Banff, Canmore, and the Bow Valley.
Serves Calgary and the surrounding municipal areas.
Serves Edmonton and the surrounding Capital Region.
Serves Lethbridge and the Southwestern Alberta region.
Provides an official searchable database of all lawyers authorized to practice in Alberta, allowing users to verify a lawyer's standing and contact information.
Canadian Bar Association Alberta
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Alberta Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
A curated portal that directs Albertans to verified legal resources, court forms, and specialized clinics to help them understand and navigate the justice system.
Provides culturally relevant legal information, education, and navigational support for Indigenous people in Alberta to help them better understand and interact with the legal system.
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Government of British Columbia
Provides British Columbians with information and professional services, such as family justice counsellors and mediation, to help families resolve separation and divorce issues.
Family Justice Centres Directory
Provides a list of locations across British Columbia where families can access free legal services, including mediation and family justice counselling, to resolve separation and divorce issues.
Court Services Branch – Virtual Counter
Book an appointment to speak directly with a court registry employee for assistance with court‑related matters by video (Microsoft Teams) or phone.
Provides legal representation and advice to low-income residents of British Columbia for serious matters involving family, child welfare, criminal, and immigration law.
A centralized portal that connects low-to-moderate-income British Columbians with volunteer lawyers for free legal advice, representation, and triage services.
A curated list of British Columbia and national organizations that offer specialized legal aid, advocacy, and pro bono services for diverse community needs.
A curated directory of external websites and digital tools that provide British Columbians with free legal information, self-help guides, and access to Canadian case law.
Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS)
Provides free legal assistance for British Columbians regarding sexual assault or the non-consensual sharing of intimate images, alongside assistance with human rights and mental health law.
Offers specialized digital resources and step-by-step guides to help British Columbians navigate judicial reviews, human rights complaints, and mental health law.
Offers legal services to women and gender-diverse people in British Columbia, specifically focusing on family law and navigating legal systems for those who have experienced violence in their relationships.
A non-profit teaching clinic that provides affordable, fixed-fee legal services to British Columbians through a network of articling students and clinicians.
Provides specialized legal supports for women across its British Columbia locations, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
Serves Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and communities throughout British Columbia.
Serves the Greater Victoria area, including Victoria, Langford, and the surrounding Vancouver Island region.
An online directory that connects British Columbians with local community advocates who provide free legal information and support
A comprehensive portal that provides British Columbians with plain-language legal information and links to organizations that can help with various legal problems.
Provides a digital screening tool that helps British Columbians identify their legal problems and connects them to relevant resources, information, and legal services.
Law Society of British Columbia
Provides a searchable public database to verify the status of legal professionals and locate lawyers currently authorized to practice in British Columbia.
Provides resources and guidance to help individuals find legal assistance, including links to directories, lawyer referral services, and specialized legal clinics available in British Columbia.
The Canadian Bar Association British Columbia
Offers British Columbians a centralized directory of services, including lawyer referrals and telephone-based legal information, to assist with finding legal help and understanding provincial laws.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
A digital tool that helps British Columbians prepare the specific legal forms required for simple, uncontested divorces or for responding to a family law claim.
A digital resource from the Justice Education Society that provides free information and answers to common legal questions regarding family law, housing, employment, and debt for British Columbians.
Provides free, plain-language legal information and practical guides to help British Columbians manage everyday legal issues.
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Provides a central resource for information on legal rights and responsibilities, court processes, and community supports available to Manitoba families navigating separation or divorce.
Provides a comprehensive directory of legal resources, including information on how to find a lawyer, access legal aid, and utilize free or low-cost legal clinics for family law matters in Manitoba.
Provides legal representation to low-income individuals.
Provides legal information, summary advice, and referrals through walk-in clinics for low-income individuals in Manitoba who do not qualify for Legal Aid but cannot afford a private lawyer.
Provides specialized legal supports for women across its Manitoba locations, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
Serves Winnipeg and the surrounding capital region.
Serves Thompson and Northern Manitoba.
Serves Brandon and the Westman region.
Community Legal Education Association
Provides legal information, education, and resources to help Manitobans understand their legal rights and the law.
Law Phone-In and Lawyer Referral Program
Provides legal information over the phone and referrals to lawyers who offer an initial consultation at a reduced rate for residents of Manitoba.
Provides a directory of lawyers in Manitoba categorized by the languages they speak to assist individuals in finding legal services in their preferred language.
Provides specialized legal information, procedural guidance, and instructional resources specifically designed for individuals navigating the family law system in Manitoba without a lawyer.
Provides legal information and orientation services to the French-speaking community in Manitoba through workshops and a legal information clinic covering various areas of law.
French-Speaking Lawyer Directory
Provides a specialized directory of French-speaking lawyers in Manitoba to help individuals find legal representation and services in their preferred language.
Provides a public search tool to verify the membership status, contact information, and practicing history of lawyers authorized to provide legal services in Manitoba.
Canadian Bar Association Manitoba
Offers a searchable directory of legal professionals and access to the Manitoba Lawyer Referral Service to help the public find legal assistance within the province.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
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Provides legal services to low-income individuals in New Brunswick through criminal, family, and administrative law programs.
Provides legal representation for eligible low-income individuals in New Brunswick facing serious family law issues, such as child protection, domestic violence, and complex custody or support disputes.
Provides short-term legal assistance to unrepresented individuals in New Brunswick who are appearing in family court for matters such as support, custody, or access.
Provides up to two hours of free legal advice on family law matters to residents of New Brunswick, regardless of their income level.
Provides legal information and resources specifically for individuals navigating family law matters in New Brunswick.
Serves Moncton and the surrounding Southeastern New Brunswick region.
Provides an online searchable database to help the public find licensed lawyers and law firms in New Brunswick.
Provides answers to common questions about legal services, lawyer conduct, and how to find legal assistance in the province.
Canadian Bar Association New Brunswick
Provides a searchable database of legal professionals and links to the New Brunswick Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in locating legal representation.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Public Legal Information and Education Service of New Brunswick
Provides law-related information and resources to the public to help them understand their legal rights and responsibilities.
Provides a toll-free service offering general information and resources on family law matters in New Brunswick.
Provides free information sessions on family law procedures, covering topics such as separation, divorce, and child support.
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Newfoundland and Labrador Justice and Public Safety
Provides information on legal services, the court system, family justice, and public safety programs in the province.
Provides resources and information on personal safety, crime prevention, and support services for victims of violence.
Provides legal representation and advice to low-income individuals in Newfoundland and Labrador for family and criminal law matters.
Provides legal information, education, and lawyer referral services to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Provides resources on legal issues including separation, divorce, child support, and custody.
Provides legal support and navigation services for individuals in Newfoundland and Labrador who have experienced sexual violence.
Law Society of Newfoundland & Labrador
Provides a searchable database of legal professionals licensed to practice law in the province.
Canadian Bar Association Newfoundland & Labrador
Provides a searchable database of legal professionals and links to the Newfoundland & Labrador Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in locating legal representation.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
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Government of Northwest Territories
Provides a comprehensive resource to help residents understand the legal aspects of separation, divorce, and parenting arrangements in the Northwest Territories.
Provides legal advice and representation to eligible low-income residents for family, civil, and criminal law matters.
Provides free legal information and summary advice through walk-in clinics to help residents understand their legal rights and navigate the justice system.
Provides specialized legal supports for women in Northwest Territories including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
Law Society of the Northwest Territories
Provides a searchable database to verify the status of legal professionals and locate lawyers authorized to practice in the Northwest Territories.
Canadian Bar Association Northwest Territories
Provides a searchable list of legal professionals practicing in the Northwest Territories to assist the public in finding legal representation.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
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Provides comprehensive information, resources, and forms related to family law matters in Nova Scotia, including separation, divorce, child custody, and support arrangements.
Provides a list of available resources such as mediation, parenting education, and legal clinics to help individuals navigate the family justice system in Nova Scotia.
Provides essential information on the legal requirements and processes for obtaining a divorce in Nova Scotia, including details on grounds for divorce, filing applications, and resolving related issues like support and property division.
Family Law Information Program (FLIP) Centres
On-site resource hubs in Halifax and Sydney courts providing legal information, court forms, and computer access to assist individuals in navigating the family justice system.
Provides guidance on finding legal help, including how to access legal information, the differences between summary advice and full representation, and links to free or low-cost services for family law matters.
Provides legal services to individuals with low incomes for matters involving family law, criminal law, and social justice.
Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia
Provides plain-language legal information, resources, and a lawyer referral service to help individuals in Nova Scotia understand the law and manage everyday legal problems.
Provides a directory of accessible legal assistance programs in Nova Scotia, including Legal Aid, court-based summary advice, and specialized clinics.
Guide to Representing Yourself
Provides information and tools for individuals handling their own legal matters, including guidance on court processes, preparing evidence, and managing the risks and responsibilities of self-representation.
Provides family justice navigation and legal advocacy to help individuals navigate the family law system.
Canadian Bar Association Nova Scotia
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Nova Scotia Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
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Provides access to legal aid services, regional clinic contact information, and resources for criminal, family, and civil law matters in Nunavut.
Access to a toll-free telephone service at 1-866-606-9400 providing all Nunavut residents with summary legal advice, information, and referrals for family law matters.
Provides a directory of resident and non-resident lawyers authorized to practice in the territory, alongside guidance on finding legal representation for specific matters.
Canadian Bar Association Nunavut
Provides a searchable directory of lawyers and legal professionals in Nunavut, alongside information on public legal education and lawyer referral services in the territory.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Uqaqatigiinniq Resource Handbook
An interactive tool and map designed to connect Nunavummiut to supportive community resources and services whether they’re in province or away from home.
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Provides information on how to navigate the legal system for family matters in Ontario, including resources for mediation, child support, and court processes.
Provides a comprehensive guide to the programs and support systems available to help families resolve legal issues, including information on family law information centres, mediation, and parent information sessions.
Provides information and the necessary forms for individuals who cannot afford to pay court fees for civil or family law cases in Ontario.
Provides legal assistance and representation to low-income individuals in Ontario, covering areas such as family law, criminal law, and immigration or refugee matters.
Provides affordable legal services and a summary advice hotline for Ontarians.
Provides specialized legal supports for women across its Alberta locations, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
This centre serves the City of Cambridge and the Township of North Dumfries.
This centre serves the Durham Region.
This centre serves the City of Hamilton and the surrounding Halimand-Norfolk region.
This centre serves the Waterloo Region.
This centre serves all communities within the District Municipality of Muskoka.
This centre serves the 12 municipalities across the entire Niagara Region.
This centre serves the City and County of Peterborough as well as Haliburton County.
This centre serves the City of St. Thomas and the County of Elgin.
This centre serves the City of Greater Sudbury and the surrounding Sudbury and Manitoulin Districts.
This centre serves the City of Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area.
Provides information and resources for the public and legal professionals, including tools to find a lawyer or paralegal and guidance on legal standards in Ontario.
Canadian Bar Association Ontario
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Ontario Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Provides step-by-step legal information and practical tools for common legal problems in Ontario to help individuals understand and navigate their rights.
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Provides legal representation for low-income individuals in Prince Edward Island for criminal, family, and civil matters.
Provides free legal information and resources to help residents of Prince Edward Island understand the law, including a lawyer referral service and educational publications.
Provides legal resources, independent legal advice, and navigation support for individuals who have experienced sexual violence or workplace sexual harassment.
Provides a referral service that connects individuals with a lawyer for a brief consultation at a reduced cost.
Provides a digital tool to help individuals create the necessary legal documents for filing an uncontested divorce.
A resource to help parents create a written agreement for childcare and decision-making after separation or divorce.
Law Society of Prince Edward Island
Provides a searchable database and member directory to help the public locate and contact licensed legal professionals practicing in Prince Edward Island.
Canadian Bar Association Prince Edward Island
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Prince Edward Island Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Provides an interactive online tool to help individuals navigate the family law system by identifying relevant resources, forms, and services for separation and divorce.
Provides a step-by-step guide to help individuals identify their legal needs and access the specific forms or services required for family law matters in PEI.
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Provides a comprehensive guide to public services and information regarding family life, including marriage, civil unions, separation, and support for seniors and persons with disabilities.
Provides legal representation and advice to low-income individuals in Quebec
Provides free legal expertise to individuals and non-profits through various clinics and programs covering civil, administrative, and family law matters.
Provides free advice and support specifically for family law matters involving children.
Provides free legal information, referrals, and orientation services across Quebec to help individuals understand their rights and the legal system.
Provides specialized legal supports for women across its Québec locations, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
This centre serves the population of the Greater Quebec City area.
This centre serves Montréal and the Greater Montréal area.
Provides a directory and referral tools to help individuals locate and contact lawyers authorized to practice in Quebec across various fields of law.
Canadian Bar Association Québec
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Québec Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Provides personalized information, legal tools, and procedural guidance to help individuals navigate the legal aspects of separation or divorce in Quebec.
Provides plain-language legal information, educational resources, and tools to help individuals in Quebec understand the law, their rights, and their obligations in everyday situations.
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Provides information on legal requirements for ending a marriage, including details on parenting education, division of family property, and child and spousal support.
Represent Yourself in Family Court
Provides procedural guidance and resources for individuals acting without a lawyer, including information on court processes, required documentation, and legal assistance options.
Provides legal representation and advice for low-income individuals in criminal and family law matters, ensuring access to justice for those who qualify financially.
Provides legal advice and representation to low-income Saskatchewan residents for civil and family law matters when Legal Aid is unavailable.
Provides specialized legal supports for women across its Saskatchewan locations, including family law information, court accompaniment, and legal advocacy to help navigate safety and the justice system, alongside emergency shelters and housing.
This centre serves the City of Prince Albert and the surrounding communities in northern Saskatchewan.
This centre serves the City of Regina and surrounding communities in southern Saskatchewan.
This centre serves the City of Saskatoon and the surrounding regional municipalities.
Provides a searchable database to verify the membership status of legal professionals and locate lawyers authorized to practice in Saskatchewan.
Canadian Bar Association Saskatchewan
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Saskatchewan Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan (PLEA)
Provides plain-language legal information, educational resources, and classroom programs to help individuals in Saskatchewan understand the law, their legal rights, and the justice system.
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Provides a centralized directory of services and legal information regarding child support, custody, property division, and dispute resolution for individuals navigating separation or divorce.
Provides information on how to access legal representation in the territory, including links to the Law Society of Yukon’s lawyer directory and details on the Yukon Lawyer Referral Service.
Provides access to a staff-assisted centre that offers legal information, assistance with court forms, and guidance on navigating the family justice system for self-represented individuals.
Provides legal representation and advice to individuals who meet specific financial eligibility requirements, covering matters related to family law, criminal law, and certain civil cases.
Provides a searchable directory of active legal professionals in the territory to assist the public in locating legal representation.
Canadian Bar Association Yukon
Offers a directory of legal professionals and access to the Yukon Lawyer Referral Service to assist the public in finding legal representation and information.
Provides a searchable national directory to find private family lawyers by city and province.
Provides a peer-reviewed directory of Canadian lawyers who are recognized as leaders in family law based on annual professional surveys.
Yukon Public Legal Education Association (YPLEA)
Provides plain-language legal information, educational resources, and a lawyer referral service to help individuals understand their legal rights and navigate the justice system.