Legal Advice by Phone
Legal Hotline gives you legal information by phone, free, 24 hours a day, anywhere in Canada — call 1-855-529-1555 (1-855-LAW-1555) and simply start talking. No web forms, no appointments, no income test, no waiting room. An AI legal assistant trained on Canadian law — federal and provincial — listens to your situation and explains your rights and options in plain English. It is legal information, not legal advice, and creates no lawyer-client relationship — and if your situation needs a lawyer, a one-hour phone consultation with a Canadian lawyer (C$295 — the total, nothing added) can be booked before you hang up.
Free legal information, 24/7. Want a lawyer? Book a one-hour, fixed-fee consultation with a Canadian lawyer — right on the call.
Why Phone Beats Forms When You Need Answers
Most legal help in Canada starts with a form, a queue or an office you have to reach during business hours. A phone call is different: you describe your situation in your own words, get asked the right follow-up questions, and walk away understanding where you stand — in one conversation. Legal Hotline's line on 1-855-529-1555 answers around the clock, including weekends and holidays, and covers the problems Canadians actually face: wrongful dismissal and workplace disputes, family separation and parenting, criminal and impaired-driving charges, landlord and tenant problems, debts and small claims, immigration questions, and wills and estates.
What You Get on the Call — and What Comes Next
The free part is legal information: what the law of Canada and your province says about your situation, how the court or tribunal process works, what deadlines apply, and what options people in your position generally have. For many callers that is all they need. When you want a lawyer's advice on your specific facts, you can book a one-hour phone consultation with a Canadian lawyer for a flat C$295 (the total, nothing added) right on the same call — no separate booking site, no call-backs. And if a free service fits better — your provincial legal aid plan, a community legal clinic or duty counsel — we say so and point you there.
How It Works
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the call really free?
Yes. Calling 1-855-529-1555 is free from Canadian phones, and the legal information you get on the call is free too — no charge, no income test, no time pressure. The only thing that costs money is optional: the one-hour consultation with a Canadian lawyer, at a flat C$295 with nothing added, which you can book on the call if you want one.
Is there a free 24/7 legal advice line in Canada?
There is no government-run, around-the-clock line for general legal questions in Canada — the free 24/7 help is situation-specific: anyone arrested or detained has the right to speak to free duty counsel by phone at any hour, while provincial legal aid offices, community legal clinics and law society referral services run limited hours. Legal Hotline fills that gap: a free, private, 24/7 legal information line on 1-855-529-1555 for any legal question, with a C$295 lawyer consultation bookable on the call.
Can you help wherever I am in Canada?
Yes. The assistant is trained on federal Canadian law and the law of every province and territory — you say where you are and the information is matched to your jurisdiction, from criminal charges under the Criminal Code, which is the same nationwide, to family, employment and tenancy rules, which differ by province. Quebec's civil-law system is covered too.
Is this legal advice or legal information?
The free line gives legal information — what the law says, how the process works, and what options people in your situation generally have. Legal advice — a qualified lawyer applying the law to your specific facts and telling you what you should do — is what the paid C$295 consultation is for. Calling is free and creates no lawyer-client relationship; we are not a law firm.
Who answers when I call?
An AI legal assistant trained on Canadian law answers immediately, 24 hours a day — no hold music and no call-back queue. It talks with you in plain English (or your language), explains where you stand, and if you want a lawyer it can book a one-hour consultation with a Canadian lawyer (C$295 — the total, nothing added) before you hang up.
Need legal help right now?
Call the free information line any time, day or night — and if you want a lawyer, book a fixed-fee consultation right on the call.
Call the Free Hotline 1-855-LAW-1555Free legal information. Not legal advice.