Steps to Justice now has information about finding, working, and complaining about a lawyer or paralegal. You can find this information in the Help from Lawyers and Paralegals topic.
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CLEO has added new legal information to Steps to Justice. You can find this information under Criminal Law > Alcohol and drug offences.
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:
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?
The Ontario government has a standard lease form that most landlords must use for tenancy agreements signed on or after April 30, 2018.
Landlords are not supposed to rent a place without a written agreement. And the agreement should be on the standard lease form.
You can’t force the landlord to use the standard lease form. But the law...
Here is just some of the new legal content we have launched recently on Steps to Justice:
TORONTO, Jan. 18, 2017 /CNW/ - Problems with landlords, unfair treatment at a job, and getting separated or divorced: these are some of the issues that Ontarians face every day. However, many cannot access the information they need to understand the legal implications of their problems and respond.
Now they can go to Steps to Justice – a...
Steps to Justice was profiled in a January 4, 2017 column entitled Technologizing Access to Justice in Slaw: Canada's online legal magazine. Here is a excerpt from that article:
By The Action Group on Access to Justice
Last month, Ryerson University’s Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ) and Ontario’s Ministry of the Attorney General...