Guided Pathway on family dispute resolution
CLEO’s Guided Pathway on family dispute resolution provides information on different processes to resolve conflict and agree on issues when your relationship ends. Choosing the best dispute resolution process for your situation can help reduce the emotional impact of separation or divorce on you and your children.
The pathway describes considerations or issues that often come up when people are separating or divorcing, such as safety and communication. These considerations could affect whether a certain dispute resolution process is right for you. You can decide which of these considerations and processes you want to learn more about. If you have to go to court, the pathway can help you find the right court and location.
The pathway asks you questions, gives you information based on your answers, and allows you to save information that’s important to you in a personalized checklist.
The pathway is free to use. When you’re finished, you can save or print your checklist.
Who is this Guided Pathway for?
This pathway is for married and common-law couples who are separating or divorcing in Ontario. But the information may be helpful to anyone who wants to learn more about dispute resolution processes.
Using the pathway
You can sign up to create an account or use the pathway as a guest. If you choose not to create an account, the system will time out after 4 hours. You must create an account if you want to save your work on the system, or use the other pathways.
All of the information that you enter into the pathways is confidential. CLEO will not give your personal information to anyone unless you ask us to do this. Read more in the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Need help?
If you need help using the Guided Pathways or have questions, contact support@cleo.on.ca.
The pathways do not give you legal advice. For advice about your situation, talk to a lawyer.