Court & Legal Help

The Legal Aid Commission offers a free outreach program to individuals to provide limited, confidential legal information or advice. The Outreach lawyer's role is only to provide advice and they cannot represent people in court.

The legal aid program provides confidential legal services, advice, and representation by a lawyer for residents of the Northwest Territories who would be unable to afford these services.

Family Justice Services (FJS) is a division of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador. It offers services that assist families in resolving parenting and/or child support issues.

Non-profit organization serving all of Newfoundland and Labrador. Provides general legal information by phone, email, and through publications and presentations. Also operates the Lawyer Referral Service for the province.

This website is an initiative of the Public Legal Education and Information Service of New Brunswick (PLEIS-NB). It offers general information and resources about family law in New Brunswick.

Native courtworker family/youth advocates help Indigenous families as they go through the family court process. A family/youth advocate can help you at any time during a child protection investigation or family court process.

Indigenous Justice Centres offer culturally appropriate information, advice, support, and representation for Indigenous people. Visit their website for contact information for Indigenous Justice Centres across BC.

The Centre provides legal support for young people who are experiencing problems relating to family law, child protection, a breach of their human rights and many other legal issues.