Steps to Justice now has information about child abuse and neglect

CLEO's Steps to Justice has new legal information about child protection. You can find this in Family Law > Child protection.

Steps to Justice now has information about what happens if you’re not a Canadian citizen and you separate

Steps to Justice now has information about what happens if you’re not a Canadian citizen and you separate.

Steps to Justice now has information about getting developmental services and supports

Steps to Justice now has information on getting developmental services and supports from the government for people with intellectual disabilities.

CLEO has a new online tool helps people fill out divorce forms in Ontario

People who want to apply for a divorce can now get online help to work through the application process and complete the required court forms using CLEO’s Guided Pathways to Divorce Forms.

This online tool, available today, leads people through the forms they need to apply for:

• a simple divorce — an application made by...

Steps to Justice now has information on unionized workplaces and the duty to accommodate

Steps to Justice now has information on unionized workplaces and the duty to accommodate.

Steps to Justice now has information on making a claim at the HRTO

Steps to Justice now has information on making a claim at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.

Steps to Justice now has information on what it means to experience discrimination

Steps to Justice now has information on what it means to experience discrimination.

Steps to Justice now has information on discrimination in healthcare

CLEO has added new legal information to Steps to Justice. 

Steps to Justice now has information on dress codes and uniforms at work

Steps to Justice now has information on dress codes and uniforms at work. Learn more at Can my employer tell me what to wear at work?

Steps to Justice now has information about protection orders

Steps to Justice now has information about protection orders.