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Covid-19 legal resources

Juripop has launched a Family Law Legal Assistance Line in support of victims of domestic violence. Lawyers offer a 20-minute confidential consultation every day of the week to victims of domestic violence. It is available on weekdays from 9:00 to 21:00 and on weekends from 9:00 to 18:00.

1-844-312-9009

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The Montreal legal aid clinic Portes 33 is offering 45-minute videoconferencing consultations, either with a lawyer or notary, to families with questions about separations.

Make reservations online to book an appointment at https://forms.gle/ruZa2ibnLEjpYKfH6

Or call 1-514-904-1076 for more information.

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