Resources from Luke’s Place

Luke’s Place offers a range of resources on the intersection of family law and violence against women.

For women | For service providers| For community and family

For women

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Tech safety toolkit

Information about tech abuse and keeping safe on smartphones and the web, as well as family law strategies to prevent and manage abusive online behaviour by an ex-partner.

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Family court operations guide

A detailed resource for anyone navigating Ontario’s evolving family court system. It covers serving and filing documents, virtual court appearances, where to get support and more. Last update: January 2024.

For service providers

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After she leaves manual

Designed for women’s service providers, this manual covers gender-based violence in the family, the family law process, parenting arrangements and how to effectively advocate.

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Emergency motions toolkit

Detailed information for advocates assisting women who need emergency motions for different family law situations.

CKW Inquest Toolkit (1)

CKW advocacy inquest toolkit

Developed to assist organizations that do not have the time or resources to develop their own advocacy strategy and tools.

Common intersecting legal issues when there's family violence: Family law, criminal law, immigration law, child protection

Family law webinars

Our recorded webinars cover issues such as emergency motions, relocating with children, the best interests of the child test, restraining orders and many more issues.

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Designed for women’s organizations wishing to build their capacity to provide legal support, this package contains Luke’s Place procedures and policies as well as our workshops for women. Available in 2026.

For community and family

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Community Webinar Series and Toolkit

A three-part webinar series and a community resource toolkit for friends, family, and neighbours who want to help someone subjected to intimate partner violence (IPV).