Steps to Justice

 

Step-by-step information about legal problems.

Reliable, practical, and easy to understand.

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Legal Topics

Abuse and Family Violence
Criminal Law
Debt and Consumer Rights
Employment and Work
Family Law
Health and Disability
Housing Law
Human Rights
Immigration
Income Assistance
Tribunals and Courts
Help from Lawyers and Paralegals
French Language Rights

I'm having trouble with

the new cannabis laws
getting out of a door-to-door contract
my welfare or disability payments
the police stopping me
getting paid for overtime and holidays
collecting child support
getting my landlord to fix something

Steps to Justice Partners

Many justice sector organizations have come together to develop Steps to Justice, a website that helps people work through their legal problems. It’s an essential place for people to go for practical information they can rely on.

Malcolm M. Mercer, Treasurer of the Law Society of Ontario

  • CLEO (Community Legal Education Ontario/Éducation juridique communautaire Ontario)
  • Ministry of the Attorney General
  • The Law Society of Ontario
  • The Ontario Court of Justice
  • Legal Aid Ontario
  • The Association of Community Legal Clinics of Ontario
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  • Social Justice Tribunals Ontario
  • The Action Group on Access to Justice (TAG)
  • Ontario Justice Education Network
  • The Superior Court of Justice
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See full list of contributing organizations