If you're new to New Brunswick or unsure how the legal system works, this site offers clear, practical legal information in the language you're most comfortable with. Choose your language below to get started.
Access to Justice was created to help you navigate some of the most common legal challenges in New Brunswick, especially if you are new to the province or unfamiliar with how the legal system works. Many people, particularly newcomers, face legal situations without knowing where to turn, what their rights are, or how to find the right support. This website is here to guide you through those moments by offering clear explanations and connecting you to trusted resources. While still in its early stages, the hope is that this platform can grow into a broader legal aid resource, one that makes justice more accessible for everyone.

Learn about your rights and options in common legal situations. Whether you're dealing with family changes, housing problems, job issues, or immigration concerns, this section covers the most important legal topics that affect daily life in New Brunswick.
Understanding supervised visits, miscommunication, and how to protect your rights as a parent.
Learn MoreWhat to do if you're a victim or accused person who didnโt understand your rights.
Learn MoreWhat to expect if youโve been charged with a crime and donโt have an interpreter.
Learn MoreIf your rights are violated at work and you donโt know how to report it.
Learn MoreVisit Free Legal Services to see a full list of low/no-cost support available in New Brunswick.
Learn MoreBring any documents related to your case (court papers, letters, ID, etc.), a list of questions, and notes on your situation.
Please reach out to me! This website is still in its early stages, so if you notice anything thatโs incorrect, missing, or confusing, please donโt hesitate to reach out. Any feedback, suggestions, or advice would be truly appreciated as I continue to build and improve it! Please send any inquires to pr936446@dal.ca
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