The Government of PEI has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Community Legal Information and the Law Foundation of PEI to launch the province’s first Community Legal Clinic, which is expected to begin providing services in Spring 2026. To continue to improve access...
This online service is for MEP clients and enforcement staff from reciprocating jurisdictions to exchange information with the PEI Maintenance Enforcement Program. You can log in to the MEP website as a payee, someone receiving child and/or spousal support, or a payor, someone paying child and/or spousal support. Once you enter your personal log-in information, you will see information only for the MEP case your login identifies. What will I need to be able to log in to PEI MEP site? To enter this site as a client you must: Choose your client type; Enter the MEP Case Number; Provide your...
Access and Privacy Services Office The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPP) is one way to obtain government records. You may wish to try other informal means to obtain information before you make a request using the legislation. If you choose to make your...
This pamphlet is meant as a brief overview and general guide.
The PEI Maintenance Enforcement Program (MEP) enforces child and spousal support payments contained in a court order or legal agreement that
Island families experiencing high-conflict separation or divorce can be referred into New Ways for Families® training through the Family Law Centre. This training will empower parents with skills and strategies to manage high-conflict situations. To take this training, families...
The Maintenance Enforcement Program of PEI plays an important and integral role in the timely disbursement of support to Islanders. The Program is committed to striving to consistently meet best practice standards to ensure clients involved with the system are treat
Are you or someone you know experiencing sexualized violence? There is help, please reach out for support. If you are in danger, please call 911 or your local police (contact numbers below). To find supports you can call 211 or the Mental Health and Addictions Phone Line at 1-833...
The province is inviting residents to share their opinion on changes to the Child Support Regulations, under the Children’s Law Act. The Child Support Regulations govern the administrative recalculation program, which is a free government program that annually recalculates...