Courts of Saskatchewan

LEGAL HELP

Court Resources

The Court does not provide legal advice or direction. 

There are many local organizations that provide members of the public with legal information, legal advice, and referrals to a variety of services in the community.

• Pro Bono Law Saskatchewan operates free legal clinics at various sites across the province.
• The Public Legal Education Association (PLEA) is a source for free legal information on a variety of legal issues. PLEA Saskatchewan hosts a Family Law portal that provides detailed information on divorce and separation issues, including a forms wizard.
• The Law Society of Saskatchewan offers information on Finding Legal Assistance as well as a searchable Legal Assistance Directory.
• Legal Aid provides legal assistance in criminal and family law to individuals who are eligible. You can find out if you qualify for legal aid for assistance with family and criminal cases through the Legal Aid office nearest you: Find a list of Legal Aid offices.
• CLASSIC Law operates walk-in clinics and legal advice clinics in Saskatoon.
• Family Law Information Centre provides a number of self-help kits and information sessions for those interested in representing themselves in Family Court.
• Saskatchewan Access to Legal Information (SALI) is an initiative of legal information providers in Saskatchewan who amplify public access to credible legal information.