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Where can I get more information?
This booklet provides only an overview of some issues you may come across when you are separating or getting a divorce. There are many professional people, organizations and other sources that can help you or provide more information:

  • A family law lawyer.
  • An information centre specializing in family justice.
  • A parent education course for separating parents.
  • Duty counsel at a legal aid office.
  • A community legal clinic.
  • A university law school with a student-run legal information service.
  • A public legal education and information organization.
  • A law society or bar association referral service for a lawyer.
  • A mediator, social worker or counsellor.
  • An emergency shelter.
  • A divorce support or self-help group.
  • Relevant library books and videos.
  • A multicultural community organization.

The yellow pages, white pages or blue pages in your telephone book have listings for many of these resources. A librarian at your public library may also be able to help you.

Here are some specific sources

  • The Canadian government information line:
    please call 1-800-O-Canada.
  • Canada Pension Plan:
    for service in English, please call 1-800-277-9914;
    for service in French, please call 1-800-277-9915.
  • Quebec Pension Plan: please call 1-800-463-5185.
  • Federal Child Support Guidelines information and free publications:
    please call 1-888-373-2222.
  • Family Services Canada:
    please call 1-800-668-7808 for information about this counselling service.
  • To order the Health Canada booklet Because Life Goes On…
    Helping Children and Youth Live with Separation and Divorce,
    please call (613) 954-5995.
  • Canada Revenue Agency (CRA): Guides and forms in respect to child and spousal support payments are available at your local CRA office or through the Internet.
  • The Department of Justice Canada publication on family violence,
    Abuse is Wrong in any Language is available on the Internet or by calling
    1-613-957-4222.

Provincial and Territorial Child Support Information

Alberta
Edmonton Family Law Information Centre
(780) 415-0404
Calgary Family Law Information Centre
(403) 297-6600
Toll-free access from other areas within Alberta
310-0000
Internet: Alberta Justice Department

British Columbia
British Columbia
1-888-216-2211
Vancouver
(604) 660-2192
Internet: B.C. Ministry of Attorney General

Manitoba
Manitoba
1-800-282-8069 ext. 0268
Winnipeg
(204) 945-0268
Internet: Government of Manitoba

New Brunswick
New Brunswick
1-888-236-2444
Internet: New Brunswick Department of Justice

Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador
(709) 729-1864
Internet: Newfoundland and Labrador
Department of Justice

Nova Scotia
Toll-free access within Nova Scotia 
1-800-665-9779
Halifax
(902) 455-3135
Internet: Nova Scotia Department of Justice

Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories
1-800-661-0798
Callers should indicate that they would like
to speak to someone regarding the
Federal Child Support Guidelines.
Internet: Government of Northwest Territories

Nunavut
Iqaluit
(867) 975-6137
Internet: Government of Nunavut

Ontario
Ontario
1-800-980-4962
Internet: Ontario Ministry
of Attorney General

Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island
1-800-240-9798
Charlottetown
(902) 892-0853
Internet: Government of Prince Edward Island

Quebec
Communication Québec
1-800-363-1363
Quebec Justice Department
(418) 643-5140
Internet: Quebec Ministry
of Justice

Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
1-888-218-2822
Internet: Government of Saskatchewan

Yukon
Yukon
1-800-661-0408 Ext. 3066
Whitehorse
(867) 667-3066

Internet: Government of Yukon

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