Legal Assistance Program Application Form 

Fill out our form here and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Important Notice: 

Before we begin, please note:

• Until you speak directly to a lawyer, anything you say to us is NOT considered solicitor-client communication.
• To establish a solicitor-client relationship, we must first complete a conflict search to ensure there are no reasons preventing one of our lawyers from acting on your behalf.

Which province/territory are you based in?

What's your first name?

What are your middle name(s)? If you don't have any please leave the answer blank.

What's your last name?

What's your birthdate?

What's your email?

What is your phone number?

Do you consent to the use of text messaging as a means of communication with Evolve Family Law? (Carrier charges may apply.)

The next few questions gather information related your opposing party as required by law societies across Canada. Your opposing party is the individual that could argue against you in a court of law.  In family law, this is usually your spouse or ex-spouse.  This includes pre-nuptials and cohabitation agreements where both may parties agree now but may disagree in the future.  

What is your opposing party's first name?

What is/are your opposing party's middle name(s)? Leave blank is unknown or not applicable.

What is your opposing party's last name?

What is your opposing party's birth date?

1. At Evolve Family Law, we strive to provide efficient and effective communication with our clients. To ensure clear and timely correspondence, our primary methods of communication will be via email and text message. These platforms allow us to keep you updated, respond to your inquiries promptly, and provide the support you need. If a phone call is required, it will need to be scheduled in advance by appointment. This approach allows us to allocate sufficient time to address your questions or concerns without interruptions, ensuring we provide you with our full attention.

2. At Evolve Family Law, maintaining consistent communication is essential to providing effective legal assistance. To ensure we can serve you effectively, we require that clients in the Legal Assistance Program respond to communications from our office in a timely manner. A loss of communication is defined as the failure of the client to reply to our office within 14 days of a communication being sent via email, text message, or phone call. If a loss of communication occurs, the client will be removed from the Legal Assistance Program, as we cannot properly represent or assist clients who are unresponsive. By signing below, I acknowledge and agree to this communication requirement. I understand that failing to respond to communication from Evolve Family Law within 14 days may result in my removal from the Legal Assistance Program.