The Ontario Court of Justice hears many family law matters, including child protection, adoption, parenting issues, decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact, child support, and spousal support.

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This resource may be helpful if your family law matter is being handled in the Ontario Court of Justice or if you need information about court locations, family court procedures, court forms, and general court process information.

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What you can do here:
Learn about family court proceedings, find court locations, access court information, and understand the types of family law matters handled by the Ontario Court of Justice.

The Superior Court of Justice hears many family law matters in Ontario, including divorce, family property, the matrimonial home, parenting issues, child support, spousal support, safety concerns, child protection, and adoption, depending on the court location and type of case.

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This resource may be useful if you are dealing with divorce, property division, or a family law matter before the Superior Court of Justice. It also provides access to practice directions, court forms, filing information, and resources for self-represented litigants.

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What you can do here:
Find information about divorce, family property, Superior Court family procedures, court forms, practice directions, and court resources.

Family Court resources can help individuals understand the family law process, including separation, divorce, parenting arrangements, child support, spousal support, family court documents, and available family justice services.

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This resource may be helpful if you are unsure where to start, need general family law information, or want to learn about services available through Ontario family courts, including Family Law Information Centres.

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What you can do here:
Access general family law information, learn about court processes, find family law services, and understand available court-related supports.

Legal Aid Ontario provides legal assistance to financially eligible low-income Ontarians. Depending on the situation, Legal Aid Ontario may assist with certain family law, child protection, criminal law, refugee, immigration, and other legal matters.

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This resource may be useful if you need legal help but are concerned about the cost of hiring a lawyer. Legal Aid Ontario can help you understand whether you may qualify for legal aid services and how to apply.

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What you can do here:
Check legal aid eligibility, apply for legal aid, learn about legal aid certificates, find available services, and access support for qualifying legal matters.