Legal Information, Navigation & Notary Services

Do not ignore it. Deadlines may apply.

• Keep the document, envelope and related messages together.
• Write down when and how it was received.
• Do not alter the document or post private details online.
• Use the document’s official contact information carefully and verify the organization through an official source.
• Seek independent legal advice promptly if your rights, deadlines or next steps are unclear.

Sahan can help locate general information and organize questions. Sahan cannot interpret the document as your lawyer, tell you what legal position to take or represent you.

Ontario Family Law Information Centres provide free information about separation, divorce and related family-law issues. Legal Aid Ontario, community legal clinics where within scope, and independent lawyers may provide further help depending on the issue and eligibility. Family Law Information Centres

Sahan does not prepare divorce packages, negotiate family matters or provide family-law advice or representation.

Use the current Landlord and Tenant Board pages for official process information and forms. Community legal clinics and Legal Aid Ontario may help with tenant issues. Processes and forms changed on 1 July 2026; always check the current official version. Landlord and Tenant Board

Related Sahan page: Housing & Shelter Assistance

Ontario’s Employment Standards Information Centre provides general information about minimum employment standards: 416-326-7160 or 1-800-531-5551. Employment standards

The Human Rights Legal Support Centre provides legal help about discrimination under Ontario’s Human Rights Code: 416-597-4900 or 1-866-625-5179. Human Rights Legal Support Centre

Different deadlines and jurisdictions can apply, so seek qualified advice promptly.

Families looking for plain-language information about the justice system should use Sahan’s Understanding the Criminal Justice System page. Legal Aid Ontario, duty counsel and independent lawyers provide legal help within their rules and availability.

Related Sahan page: Understanding the Criminal Justice System: Support for Families

Legal Aid Ontario can explain available services and financial eligibility. 416-979-1446 · 1-800-668-8258 · TTY 711. legalaid.on.ca

Community legal clinics serve particular geographic areas or communities and have their own scope. Find a community legal clinic

The Law Society Referral Service can connect Ontario residents with a lawyer or paralegal for a consultation of up to 30 minutes; further work may involve fees. The Law Society Directory can be used to verify licence status.

Law Society Referral Service · Lawyer and Paralegal Directory

When legal advice or representation is required, Sahan uses neutral pathways to Legal Aid Ontario, community legal clinics, the Law Society Directory or another independent qualified professional. Community members remain free to choose their own legal representative.

Pro Bono Ontario Hotline: 1-855-255-7256 — summary civil legal advice within hotline scope; demand and exclusions apply. probonoontario.org

Steps to Justice provides plain-language general legal information; it is not legal advice. stepstojustice.ca

Sahan may provide notary or commissioner services for documents within its approved service scope and available authority. Contact Sahan before attending to confirm the document type, appointment availability, identification requirements and any fee.

Bring the complete document and valid identification. Do not sign in advance if witnessing is required.

Sahan may decline a document that is incomplete, outside its authority or requires independent legal advice.

Notarizing or commissioning a document does not mean Sahan has given legal advice or confirmed the truth of every statement.

Call +1 416-668-9156 or contact Sahan to ask about an appointment.

Sahan may help locate an official form, understand public instructions, use a computer, print or scan, and organize supporting documents. The person remains responsible for the information supplied. Sahan will refer to the responsible government office or an independent qualified professional when advice, certification or representation is required.

Sahan does not provide immigration consulting, immigration representation, sponsorship or citizenship applications, refugee representation, appeals or other immigration professional services. When legal advice or representation is required, Sahan uses neutral pathways to Legal Aid Ontario, community legal clinics, the Law Society Directory or another independent qualified professional.

• Identify the responsible court, tribunal, government office or information source.
• Help locate official information and current forms.
• Help organize questions and documents and make appropriate calls or online inquiries where available.
• Provide approved notary or commissioner services by appointment and within scope.
• Connect visitors neutrally with Legal Aid, clinics or independent licensed professionals.

What Sahan cannot do. Sahan is not a law firm or private paralegal practice. Sahan does not give individualized legal advice, represent a person, negotiate a legal matter, guarantee an outcome or automatically refer visitors to an affiliated private office.

Do not send court documents, legal evidence, identification, financial records or detailed allegations through the website. First share only the broad topic and a safe way to contact you.

This page provides general information and service-navigation pathways, not legal advice. Laws, forms and procedures can change.

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External organizations operate independently from Sahan. Confirm current information directly with the provider. Resources last reviewed: August 25, 2026.