You can learn much more about available services, mediation, court process, separation, divorce and the law by visiting us at one of our Family Law Information Centres (FLIC).
Subsidized mediation (off-site)
Separating spouses who do not have a court case can still use our mediation services. Anyone is eligible.
Our mediators are skilled and neutral professionals who will help both parties try to reach agreements.
We mediate:
- child support
- spousal support
- parenting agreements
- decisions about a child’s school or place of residence
- changing or ending support
- support arrears
- income determination
- financial statement and disclosure issues
- property division
- grandparent access
- family disputes impacted by culture, gender, same-sex, transgender and multiple parent issues.
- and other issues
Fees
Off-site mediation intake meetings are free. If the parties choose to continue, they will be asked to pay user fees based on the government-regulated fee schedule for up to six hours of mediation time.
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Very valuable service on many levels. Highly recommended.
Great experience, talked about real issues for the first time in years. Thank you.
[Our mediator] was empathetic, insightful, helpful, creative, facilitated a fair and balanced solution that was in the best interest of the children.
Our assigned mediator was particularly effective in helping reach a solution.
What lawyers say
We had an extremely positive experience in mediation today… We were addressing child and spousal support and equalization. The support issues were difficult… we were not optimistic going in. In his quiet manner, with the right degree of humour, our mediator got us through to a resolution on all the issues. Everyone left with smiles!
I want to thank [our mediator] and [the intern] for conducting the mediation session so wonderfully. Things have gotten better between the two of us since we filed for divorce. We are feeling a relief that comes after being on battle ground so long. Now we can relax and move forward.
Family Law Information Centres (FLIC)
416-250-6161
