Money Matters Services and Solutions Inc.

10/11/2023

What's the first step when a relationship ends?

10/11/2023

10/14/2022

Maybe someone has encouraged you to give curling a try or maybe your curiosity was aroused by veiwing our Olympic & World championship...

03/30/2020

Amy Layton, thank you for the update. Sharing this on my business page.

03/27/2020

Although most of my clients work through their separation agreement outside the court process, for those who need some direction for court related matters, this is helpful information.

In response to COVID-19, as an interim measure, with support from the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Justice, the Law Society has launched an emergency family law referral telephone line to provide assistance to people who are self-represented (SRLs) and who are trying to determine whether or not their family court matter meets the criteria to be heard by the Court on an “urgent” basis and, if so, how to proceed in making their request.

This emergency service will connect SRLs with family lawyers, working on a pro bono basis, who will provide 30 minutes of legal advice specific to determining whether or not their family court matter is urgent and referrals to other available legal services. Additional services may be available from the lawyer on a private retainer basis, from Legal Aid Ontario, from the Law Society Referral Service or the private unbundled family law roster.

This interim measure is offered by the Law Society in association with the Ontario Bar Association and Toronto’s Family Law Advice and Settlement Counsel project, with support from the Family Lawyers Association and the Federation of Ontario Law Associations - FOLA. To access this service, which will be staffed during business hours, SRLs may contact the Law Society by phone at 1-800-268-7568 or 416-947-3310.

03/19/2020

For our parents...

03/18/2020

Good information for parents.