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CLEO is pleased to announce a new Guided Pathway for people in family court who agree on one or more of their issues. The Guided Pathway for obtaining a court order on consent helps them complete the forms they need to ask the court for a consent order.
CLEO has a new booklet about making a complaint to the Ontario Ombudsman (Ombudsman). The Ombudsman takes complaints from people about how they were treated by certain Ontario or city government services. Examples of government services include Ontario Works, the Ontario Disability Support Program, and the Family Responsibility...
Steps to Justice now has information about what someone can do if they have a Notice of Security Interest (NOSI) on the title of their home. Find answers to questions like:
