Family Law involves all
legal issues that can be dealt with in a family
court, including:
General information
- What you should
know about Family Law (available in 9 languages)
- The booklet contains information about the laws that may
affect you if you separate. Includes the care and support of
your children, support for you or your spouse, and division of
property
- Family Law
Information Centres (FLICs)
- An area in each family courthouse where you can receive
free information about divorce, separation and related family
law issues (child custody, access, support, property division
and child protection) and referrals to community resources.
Each FLIC
has a variety of publications available addressing these
issues, as well as guides to court procedures. Staff and Advice
Lawyers are also available at designated hours
- Family Law
Resources in Ontario (CLEO)
- This booklet contains a directory of legal resources, information and referral sources.
- Resource List
- Extensive list of books and websites for adults and children covering separation and divorce, parenting, emotional and financial issues. Includes age appropriate reading suggestions and interactive websites.
- Your Legal Rights (CLEO)
- A website with practical, easy to find legal information on a variety of topics.
About Courts
- Understanding the
family court system in Ontario
- A quick introduction to the different types of courts and
their locations
- Guides to procedures
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These guides cover things to understand when going to court,
including which forms must be completed, procedures when
attending court, etc.
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Family Court Addresses
- How to get
a copy of a Divorce Order, Certificate of Divorce or other
court document
Legislation and forms
- Family Law –
Legislation
- Contains links to on-line versions of important family law
legislation
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Family Law Rules
- The regulation that sets out the procedures to be followed
in all family courts in Ontario
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Family Law Rules Forms
- Electronic versions of forms under the Family Law
Rules
Feedback regarding the Mandatory Information Program, Family Law Information and Mediation Services
The Ministry has established an on-line confidential client satisfaction survey which should take less than five minutes to complete. Click here to take the survey.