Online Family Mediation
Settle the details of your separation
Fill out the smart form in 5 minutes.
An accredited mediator will be assigned to your case.
Meet by video conference, from the comfort of your office or home.
Pay for What You Need
Artificial
Intelligence
Up to five (5) free hours of mediation
if you have a dependent child.
Upon the completion of the required forms, a lawyer will be assigned to your case within 3 business days.
Up to three (3) free hours of mediation
if you do not have any dependent children.
Access to our customer service support
It's Affordable
It's free! The government of Quebec pays for the first hours of mediation.
Simple
Do everything from your phone or computer in minutes. We take care of the rest.
And Guaranteed
We are so confident, that if you're not satisfied, you get your money back.
How it Works
Complete the Smart Form
You must complete our interactive form by answering simple questions. You can do it anywhere and anywhere with a stable Internet connection.
If you have at least one dependent child: the service is free for you. The government of Quebec will pay for the first five (5) hours of mediation. After these 5 hours, you will have to pay $110/hour of mediation.
If you don’t have any dependent child: the service is also free for you. The government of Quebec will pay for the first three (3) hours of mediation. After these 3 hours, you will have to pay $110/hour of mediation.
An Invitation is Automatically sent to your Spouse
We will send your spouse an email inviting them to participate in mediation*. We may reach out to them by phone if deemed necessary.
PLEASE NOTE: the email you provide us for your spouse must be valid to allow us to invite them to participate.
*We recommend that you contact your spouse to let them know that they will be receiving this email as this form must be completed for us to assign a mediator to your case. They might also want to check their spam folder for the email.
You Provide us Additional Information by Filling out a Second Form
As soon as we receive your spouse’s form confirming that both parties have agreed to participate in mediation, a second form will be emailed to you.
You will be asked to provide additional information to the mediator. You must complete the form within one week upon its reception.
We Assign a Mediator to your Case
Once you both have provided all the required information, we will assign a mediator to your case within 3 business days.
The latter will then contact you to schedule your first virtual mediation session. They will also send you the link for your video conference.
Please make sure that both your camera and microphone are working beforehand. Otherwise, you may join the meeting by phone.
A Mediation Report is Provided to you
If you reach a settlement, the mediator will prepare a settlement report and email it to both of you.
It will then be possible, upon request, for the mediator to draft the proceedings that can either be certified by the court or homologated. The mediator will provide you with more information on this procedure.
Lastly, you will have the opportunity to have the legal procedures drawn up between your spouse and you (i.e., a joint petition for divorce, if applicable).
Refund Policy
If you would like to consult our refund policy, please visit this link www.legalhood.com/refund-policy/
The Most Recognized Online Service in Canada
François Rolland
Former Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec
Legalhood is a Commendable Initiative for People who Intend to Settle their Non-Complex Lawsuit at Little Cost and this Fits Well Into the new Judicial Culture.
Amy M.
Legalhood Client
Legalhood eliminated the challenges of navigating the small claims legal system. The website was user friendly and when we had questions, the support provided was exceptional. Legalhood proved to be efficient, affordable and ultimately successful!
Matthew B.
Legalhood Client
Legalhood was super easy to use and it was much, much cheaper than what my lawyer was going to charge me for the same demand letter.
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