
Office of the Children’s Lawyer in Ontario: What It Is and When It Gets Involved
If you are separating and there is a disagreement about parenting, you may have heard that the Office of the Children’s Lawyer (OCL) could become involved in your case. Many parents are unsure what the OCL does, who can request its involvement, and whether a court request automatically means the OCL will accept the case. ...
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