Parent information sessions

Parents involved in a separation, or contemplating separation, may attend these meetings. The sessions cover topics such as: children's needs, the impact of separation on children, parenting responsibilities and strategies, the impact of violence on children, community resources

Because Life Goes On ... Helping Children and Youth Live With Separation and Divorce

Site for parents in need of information and resources to help guide their children through separation and divorce, as well as for professionals in such fields as social services, health, justice, and education

Where do I stand? A child's guide to separation and divorce

Written for children whose parents separate or divorce. You may have questions about separation and divorce. This booklet can answer some of those questions

What happens next? Information for kids about separation and divorce

This booklet that helps children learn about family law, and can also help them realize it's normal for them to have an emotional response to their parents' separation. Written for children between the ages of nine and twelve

See also

Supervised access to children

Where there are concerns for the safety of the children and/or a parent, a court can require that visits with children be supervised. The parents can also come to agree to supervised visits without a court order

Child protection

When concerns are raised about a family's ability to care for a child, a child protection agency may take steps to investigate the care the child is receiving and potentially to remove a child from his or her home