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Right now, call the free Legal Hotline on 1-855-LAW-1555 for a quick, free rundown of your situation from an AI legal assistant trained on Canadian law. It gives you legal information, not legal advice, and a paid consultation with a lawyer is coming soon. To talk to a lawyer today, you can reach one through your provincial Legal Aid plan, a community legal clinic, or your provincial law society's lawyer-referral service. If you are facing criminal charges, free duty counsel is available at court. We are not a law firm.
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Anything about your matter: where you generally stand, your options, what the other side can and cannot do, and what your likely next step is. It covers common areas including criminal law, family law, impaired driving, employment law, civil disputes and immigration. Because criminal law is federal under the Criminal Code of Canada but family, civil and traffic rules are set province by province — and Québec uses civil law for private matters — telling the AI assistant which province you are in helps it explain how the rules usually work where you live.
Canada has provinces and territories plus a federal layer, and several routes to a lawyer today. Provincial Legal Aid plans — such as Legal Aid Ontario, Legal Aid BC, or the Commission des services juridiques in Québec — offer help if you qualify, community legal clinics provide free assistance in their areas, and your provincial law society's lawyer-referral service can match you with a lawyer for your issue. If you are facing criminal charges, free duty counsel is available at court. Our own paid consultation with a lawyer is coming soon.
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Anything about your matter — where you generally stand, your options, what the other side can do, and your likely next step. It covers areas such as criminal law, family law, impaired driving, employment, civil disputes and immigration, explaining how the relevant law usually works. Because criminal law is federal but family and traffic law are provincial, your province matters.
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