Legal Information Line

PLEIS is currently experiencing a problem with our email services. Some emails that are sent to our Legal Info Line and Family Law Information Line are not being delivered to our inbox. We are actively working to fix this problem. In the meantime, please do not email legal questions to info@familylawnb.ca, pleisnb@web.ca, or info@legalinfonb.ca. Instead, please call us at (506) 453-5369 to ensure that you receive service.

If you emailed us recently with a legal question and did not receive an answer, we may not have received your message. Please call us at (506) 453-5369 and leave a message in our Legal Info Line mailbox. Leave us your name, phone number, and a short description of your issue. If you tell us that your email message was lost, we will prioritize your call for service as quickly as possible.

We apologize sincerely to anyone who emailed us and did not receive a response. If you are still looking for legal information, we would welcome the chance to help.

We will update this post and our social media when the email problem is resolved. Thank you for your patience.

PLEIS-NB offers a toll-free Legal Information Line in both French and English. You can call or email the Legal Information Line to ask for legal information about any topic.

The Legal Information Line does not give legal advice. Please contact a lawyer if you need legal advice about your situation.

We can answer questions about the law in New Brunswick, legal procedures, legal terms, and the court system. We can also tell you about sources of free or low-cost legal help or other kinds of support.

(506) 453-5369

info@legalinfonb.ca

Please leave a message if you reach our voicemail. We will return your call within 2 business days. Most people hear back from us sooner than that. If we have not contacted you after 2 business days, we might have had a problem with your contact information. It might have been muffled in your voicemail or there might have been a mistake with the number. Please call or email us again.

We will only call the person who left us the message. For safety and privacy reasons, please do not leave a message asking us to call a third party. If you are calling on behalf of a friend, family member, or client, please leave your name and contact information. We will contact you to determine how we can help the person.

In your message, please tell us:

• Your first name,
• The general subject or question,
• Your phone number (please say it twice), and
• The best time to reach you when we call back.

If you don’t want us to leave a message in your voicemail, please tell us in your message. Otherwise, we will leave a voicemail if we can’t reach you.

The Legal Information Line is supported by a grant from the New Brunswick Law Foundation.