We provide free legal services in the areas outlined below, to women and gender diverse people who have experienced violence and abuse. Our lawyers believe your experiences of violence are important and that you deserve the protections of the law. We help you:. We deal with:. We also:. If you have a criminal matter, we advocate with police and Crown Attorneys about:. For French-speaking women and gender diverse people, services are provided by Oasis Centre des Femmes.
Oasis can be reached at The Family Court Support Program is available in 49 locations across the province. Its goals are to increase your access to the family justice system and to help those experiencing domestic violence understand and participate more fully in the family law process. This program does not offer legal advice and is not intended to replace advice from a lawyer. You may have to leave a message. Please say your name and number clearly and tell us a time when we can call.
Please tell us if it is safe to call you back and safe leave a message. You can find family courts in other areas of Ontario on the Ministry of the Attorney General website. The Family Court Support Program is for all women and gender diverse people who have experienced violence and are involved in family court processes.
It recognizes the unique needs of. For French-speaking women, services are provided by Oasis Centre des Femmes. Men who have experienced domestic violence and are seeking family court support, including referrals to support services in the community, can contact our workers for summary assistance and referral. The ILA pilot program at the Barbra Schlifer Clinic offers survivors of sexual assault in Toronto, who are over the age of 16, free confidential legal advice from an independent legal advisor.
The legal advice will be provided over the phone or in person. It will not include legal representation. It does not include legal representation. If you would like to provide feedback on the services received as a client, please click here.
