If you are thinking of leaving an abusive relationship, this can be a difficult time.
There is a greater risk of violence when an intimate relationship is ending. You can get support and plan for your and your children's safety. Click here for a list of links and resources.
Funded by:
through the Ontario Women's Directorate
Arrimaha qoyska dhibaato ma ka qabtaa? Sida xallinta arrimaha furiinka ku aadan, xanaanaynta ama masruufka? Waxaad heli kartaa xeerka qoyska qeybtiisa looga hadlaayo shuruucda xuquuqda dumarka oo si sahlan ugu qoran af [Soomaali].
- Siyaabaha kale ee lagu Xallin karo Khilaafaadka iyo Xeerka Qoyska wuxu ka qabo
- Badbaadada Caruurta iyo Xeerka Qoyska
- Masruufka Caruurta
In 2017, there are new changes in law affecting people who are receiving child support payments and social assistance benefits. A revised booklet will be available soon. - Xeerka qoyska iyo kan Dambiyada
- Xannaanaynta iyo ka Warqabka Caruurta
- Heshiisyada Qoyska
- Gar-qaadida Xeerka Qoyska
- Xeerka Qoyska sida uu u quseeyo dumarka Soo galootiga ah, kuwa Qaxooyiga ah iyo kuwa aan Sharciga lahayn
- Sidii aad u heli lahayd cid kaa caawinta dhibaatada xeerka qoyska
- Sharciga Xeerka Qoyska sida uu u Qaybiyo Hantida reerka
- Guurka iyo furidda
- Masruufka Sayga
FAMILY LAW FOR WOMEN IN ONTARIO, CANADA
This page is meant to give you a basic understanding of legal issues. It is not a substitute for individual legal advice and assistance. If you are dealing with family law issues, get legal advice as soon as possible to protect your rights. Unfortunately, FLEW is not able to provide individual legal assistance.
For more information about how to find and pay for a family law lawyer, see our page on “Finding Help with your Family Law Problem”.
Last updated: January 2017
The views expressed in these materials are the views of FLEW and do not necessarily reflect those of the Province.
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