Family Law Navigator Self-Navigation Tool
Visit the Family Law Navigator website to learn about supports for individuals with children at any stage of separation or divorce. You can also use the self-navigation tool to learn about free services that can help. You don't have to manage your family change alone.
Family Law Navigator Self-Navigation Tool
The Family Law Navigator Self-Navigation Tool helps individuals with children navigate family law issues related to separation or divorce. The tool provides information and guidance to help users identify their needs and access appropriate programs, services, and resources.
The tool can help connect individuals with information and services related to parenting arrangements, child support, family violence, dispute resolution, and other family law matters.
Access the tool here:
Family Law Navigator Self-Navigation Tool
What does the Family Law Navigator Self-Navigation Tool provide?
The Self-Navigation Tool helps users:
- Identify family law issues that may apply to their situation.
- Access information about family law programs and support services.
- Connect with appropriate services within and outside the Family Law Centre.
- Find resources related to parenting after separation, child support, family violence, and conflict resolution.
- Locate information as their circumstances and needs change over time.
What does the Self-Navigation Tool not provide?
The Self-Navigation Tool does not provide:
- Legal advice, including recommendations on what legal steps to take.
- Assistance with completing court forms or determining which forms to use.
- Direct delivery of services that are offered through other programs, such as child support guidance, parenting plan development, mediation, or safety planning.
Is there a fee to use the Self-Navigation Tool?
No. The Self-Navigation Tool is available free of charge.
What resources can the Self-Navigation Tool connect me to?
The Self-Navigation Tool may direct users to services that can support them in navigating issues such as parenting after separation, child support, family violence, and de-escalating conflict.
These resources include, but are not limited to:
- Family Law Centre programs:
- Maintenance Enforcement Program
- Child Support Recalculation
- Child Support Services Office
- Family Court Conciliation Office (including mediation)
- Parent Education Programs:
- Positive Parenting from Two Homes
- Positive Parenting from Two Homes for Kids
- Supervised Parenting Time and Exchange Program
- Victim Services
- Office of the Children's Lawyer
- Child Protection Services
- Community Legal Information
- Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island
Need Help Getting Started?
Visit the Family Law Navigator Self-Navigation Tool to access information and resources tailored to your situation:
https://familylawnavigator.princeedwardisland.ca/Self-Navigation