Townshippers' Legal Information Clinic 1.77

Every year since 2007 Townshippers’ Association has been offering a free legal information service to help answer the public’s questions, in English, thanks to an amazing collaboration with the Université de Sherbrooke’s Law Faculty.

From September until April, volunteering third-year law students from the UdeS Law Faculty spend one day a week answering your legal questions by phone, email, and in person by appointment, at Townshippers’ Sherbrooke office. This service is free, confidential and offered in English.

Please note, this service is only offered during the academic year, one student volunteer covers the autumn/winter period and another student provides the service during the spring/summer period. Hours of availability depend on the schedule of the student volunteer.

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Please refer to our House Rules below, which are designed to help provide a quality environment for our community members online.

House Rules

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Please keep submissions and comments relevant to the topic and be civil. If a post is inappropriate or offensive or out of our area of interest, we may remove it. Specifically, we do not tolerate and may remove any contributions that are:

• defamatory, hateful, racist, xenophobic, homophobic, sexist comments, sexually explicit, insensitive and offensive language;
• inappropriate photos;
• threats or harassment;
• posting information that is religiously or politically biased;
• announcements or messages that are either religious, partisan or political;
• personal attacks, insults and defamatory statements;
• unsolicited advertising material or spam;
• messages that are posted several times or that are unintelligible or irrelevant;
• messages that contain confidential information, such as personal information.
• anything illegal.