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Legal information, not legal advice

Litigent is built to help self-represented Canadians prepare, organize, and understand family-court materials. It does not replace a lawyer and does not provide legal advice about what you should do in your case.

Litigent can help

Organize facts, documents, timelines, evidence, and court-formatted drafts using province-aware legal information.

Litigent can explain

General court process, common forms, legal terms, and public legal information sources in plain language.

Litigent cannot decide

Which legal position you should take, whether to settle, whether to file a motion, or what strategy is best for your case.

Litigent cannot represent you

Litigent is not a lawyer, law firm, paralegal, legal clinic, or court service. It does not create a solicitor-client relationship.

Users must verify

Court rules, forms, deadlines, facts, citations, and every draft before filing or relying on it.

When to get legal advice

Speak with a licensed lawyer, duty counsel, legal clinic, or qualified family-law professional before making legal decisions, signing settlement terms, filing urgent materials, responding to allegations, dealing with family violence, handling relocation, dividing property, or relying on deadlines.