REZO, (2013) In french only
Too many LGBTQ+ people feel disoriented in the legal world, and they are found to fend for themselves in a system that is difficult to navigate. The LGBTQ+ Legal space is a safe space for everyone to access legal information about any type of situation. Access to law and justice is essential to an egalitarian society.
Too many LGBTQ+ people feel disoriented in the legal world, and they are found to fend for themselves in a system that is difficult to navigate. The LGBTQ+ Legal space is a safe space for everyone to access legal information about any type of situation. Access to law and justice is essential to an egalitarian society.
Is there any legal detail you don’t know? More than a detail, you have no idea where to start or what to consider in your current situation? The legal clinic provides the expertise of a team of volunteers from the legal field to provide legal information to members of LGBTQ+ communities.
Every Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., qualified people are on the other end of the line to give you the legal information you need.
Outside of business hours, you can leave us a voicemail or email us with details of your situation. A person on the team will respond as soon as possible.
We answer your questions on Tuesdays from 5 to 8pm
The legal clinic response team is made up of volunteers who study or work in a legal field and are able to provide legal information.
The expert network consists of members of the Bar and the Chamber of Notaries. This network serves as a reference for volunteers who encounter more complex legal issues requiring legal advice.
REZO, (2013) In french only
Groupe d’action trans de l’Université de Sherbrooke (GATUS), (2019) In french only
Leslie Cooper, ACLU, (2013)
Joey Roy, Université de Montréal, (2016) In french only