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Mandatory Information Programs (MIPS) are available at family court locations across Ontario. MIPs provide attendees with information about separation/divorce and the legal process, including:
This information is also available in an on-line format from Legal Aid Ontario.
If either spouse/parent has started a family court case, both spouses/parents must attend the MIP as the first step in the case. There are some exceptions to this rule including:
If you are not involved in a family court case, you can contact the family mediation and information service provider in your area to arrange to attend a MIP.
Many community organizations offer similar programs. Information about these programs may be available in the FLIC. You can also look for these services at www.211.ca.
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.