Safe exit

Topic: Parenting after separation

  • Centre Albertain d’Information Juridique (Association des juristes d’expression française de l’Alberta)

    The Centre provides legal information to help you understand your rights and the justice system in Alberta. The Centre cannot provide legal advice. This service is for Francophone Albertans.

  • Family Court Assistance (Government of Alberta)

    This free government program connects you to family court counsellors who can help you prepare for and access the court system. This program is mandatory for anyone in Edmonton or Calgary who does not have a lawyer and is going to the Court of Justice or the Court of King’s Bench.

  • Child Support Recalculation Program (Government of Alberta)

    This free government program can update the amount of child support a parent must pay based on their income. To access services, you must have an order or agreement about child support.

  • Ask-a-Lawyer (Central Alberta Community Legal Clinic)

    Volunteer lawyers can give you 20 minutes of free legal support about many family law issues. These events are usually at public libraries and are first-come, first-served. Due to the large number of people, the clinic can’t guarantee an appointment.

  • Fort McMurray Community Legal Clinic

    Volunteer lawyers can give you 30 minutes of free legal support about many family law issues. The clinic can’t help if you qualify for Legal Aid, unless you have an issue that Legal Aid can’t help with. Whether you are eligible for services also depends on your income.

  • Lethbridge Legal Guidance

    Volunteer lawyers can give you 30 minutes of free legal support about many family law issues. The clinic can’t help if you qualify for Legal Aid, unless you have an issue that Legal Aid can’t help with. Whether you are eligible for services also depends on your income.

  • Medicine Hat Community Legal Clinic

    Volunteer lawyers can give you 30 minutes of free legal support about many family law issues. The clinic can’t help if you qualify for Legal Aid, unless you have an issue that Legal Aid can’t help with. Whether you are eligible for services also depends on your income.

  • Lloydminster Community Legal Clinic

    Volunteer lawyers can give you 30 minutes of free legal support about many family law issues. The clinic can’t help if you qualify for Legal Aid, unless you have an issue that Legal Aid can’t help with. Whether you are eligible for services also depends on your income.

  • Legal Aid Alberta

    Lawyers provide affordable legal services for family law issues, including parenting, child support, spousal/partner support, family violence and child welfare.

  • ADR Institute of Alberta

    This directory can help you find mediators and arbitrators who can help you resolve disputes without going to court.

  • Alberta Family Mediation Society

    This directory can help you find family mediators and parenting coordinators who can help you resolve disputes without going to court.

  • Collaborative Divorce Alberta Association

    This directory can help you find collaborative family professionals who can help you resolve disputes without going to court.