Legal space
Many LGBTQ+ people are wary of the legal world, sometimes because of historical discrimination, sometimes because of its complexity. Our legal space offers LGBTQ+ people a free, safe place to access legal information adapted to their realities. Access to law and justice is essential to achieving an egalitarian society.

Contact
Contact us by e-mail for more information or to volunteer with the legal clinic.
1-888-970-2720
*Please note that the legal clinic will be paused from March 30th to April 20th, 2025 inclusively. During this period, you can still contact us and leave a message on the voicemail A volunteer will call you back during the week of April 21st.*
Legal Services
Legal clinic
You can call the clinic at any time and leave a message on the voicemail. A member of our team will call you back as soon as possible to help you and provide you with the appropriate legal information for your situation.
Legal self-representation tool (French only)
Interligne, in collaboration with Justice Québec, is launching a new self-representation tool as part of its Legal space. This legal information and support service is aimed at LGBTQ+ people who must or choose to self-represent themselves before the courts. The tool takes the form of a a practical guide, while the legal clinic remains available to offer a free and safe space where LGBTQ+ people can access legal information adapted to their realities.
Our legal team
The legal clinic team is made up of volunteers who are studying or working in a legal field.

The expert network
The expert network is made up of members of the Bar and the Chamber of Notaries. This network acts as a reference point for volunteers faced with more complex legal issues requiring legal advice.
Our legal resources
Bottin de ressources : Pour hommes seulement
REZO, (2013) In french only
Guide de transition légale GATUS
Groupe d’action trans de l’Université de Sherbrooke (GATUS), (2019) In french only
Protecting the Rights of Transgender Parents and their Children: A guide for Parents and Lawyers
Leslie Cooper, ACLU, (2013)
Pay equity
Les crimes motivés par la haine envers les homosexuels : une étude compréhensive du stigma homosexuel et de son impact sur la reportabilité des événements de victimisation criminelle
Joey Roy, Université de Montréal, (2016) In french only