We help you understand your legal rights and responsibilities at every stage—whether you're being questioned by police, served a subpoena, or attending court. We explain things in plain language, so you’re not left in the dark or overwhelmed by legal jargon.

If you’re considering reporting a crime, we provide compassionate, strategic support to help you make that decision with confidence. We guide you through what to expect from police, how to organize your evidence, and how to protect your well-being throughout the process.

When a child or family member is involved in a criminal case—whether accused, a witness, or a complainant—it can be emotionally and legally complex. We provide steady, knowledgeable guidance to help families understand the system, make informed choices, and feel less alone.

Need help writing a victim impact statement, recantation letter, or a request to the Crown? We work with you to ensure your documents are clear, respectful, and effective—whether they’re being submitted in court or to police or lawyers involved in the case.

Being a surety is a serious commitment, and it's essential to understand your rights and obligations before agreeing to take on the role. Whether you're considering becoming a surety and want guidance on the bail process, or you're already a surety and need help modifying conditions or stepping down, we can assist. We provide expert advice tailored to your situation, ensuring you fully understand the legal and financial responsibilities involved. Let us help you navigate this complex process with clarity and confidence.

You may not know what to ask—or how to interpret what you’re told. We help you prepare for important conversations, review your communications, and can liaise with defence lawyers or police when appropriate, always with your comfort and clarity in mind.

Preparing for court can be nerve-wracking and confusing, no matter what your role is. From when and where to go, what to bring, and even what to wear, we understand that being equipped with this knowledge can help ease the stress. With several years of hands-on courtroom experience, we have the background to help you best prepare for your day in court. 

We offer a wide range of services - if there is something specific you are looking for, just ask! Some examples include a crash-course on legal research for non-legal professionals, understanding legal concepts specific to your situation (such as youth criminal justice, restorative justice processes, etc.), and connecting you with the support you need.