General Family Law
How to Go to Family Court Without a Lawyer
A self-represented litigant (SRL) is someone who represents themselves instead of hiring a lawyer to represent them. Many people self-represent in family law cases. This handbook is designed to help you:• Understand family law processes• Get organized for family court• And present your case well The development of this resource was made possible through the…
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This publication is currently under review by experts. Please call 902-892-0853 or 1-800-240-9798 if you have a legal question about family law. Family Law on PEI was designed to improve access to family law information for people who are new to Canada. This publication contains information on separation, divorce, division of property, spousal support, parenting time,…
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On PEI, you must be 18 years old to get married unless you have permission from your parents or from a court. No one under the age of 16 can get married. In Canada, it is illegal to be married to more than one person at a time. It is also illegal to marry people…
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