Do I need to book an appointment to visit a FLIC?
While some FLICs may offer walk-in services, it is often recommended to book an appointment to ensure you receive the assistance you need without a long wait.
Is there a fee for using the services at a FLIC?
Most services at FLICs are offered free of charge, but it's best to check with your local centre as some services or workshops may have a nominal fee.
Can FLIC staff provide legal advice?
FLIC staff can provide legal information but not legal advice. They can help you understand the legal process and your options, but they cannot tell you what you should do in your specific situation.
What should I bring with me to a FLIC?
Bring any relevant documents related to your case, such as court papers, agreements, or identification. Having these documents will help the staff assist you more effectively.
Can FLICs help with all family law issues?
FLICs can assist with many family law issues, including divorce, separation, child custody, and support. However, for complex legal issues, you may need to consult with a family law lawyer or a Certified Divorce Financial [...]
Are FLIC services available in multiple languages?
Many FLICs offer services in multiple languages or have access to translation services. It's advisable to check with your local centre beforehand if you require assistance in a specific language.
Can I get help with filling out court forms at a FLIC?
Yes, FLIC staff can assist you with understanding and filling out court forms. They can provide guidance on what forms you need and how to complete them.
Is there a Family Law Information Centre near me?
You can find your nearest Family Law Information Centre by visiting the official website of your local family court or by contacting your local courthouse directly. Barrie Family Law Information Centre Address: 75 Mulcaster Street, [...]
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