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Join the Directory

Apply to be listed in the LANTRN directory as an affirming legal provider. It takes about five minutes. Applications are approved and added within 48 hours, and the Centre for Family Justice Research will email you to confirm.

What gets published
  • Public Your display name, role, firm, city and province, website, areas of practice, service options, bio, and any self-identification you choose to turn on. Your listing may also appear in the spotlight on the LANTRN home page.
  • Private Your email address and anything else you tell us in follow-up. Only the LANTRN team sees these.

Submissions are received through Formspree, an online form service. Fields marked * are required.

Use your own name, or your firm's name for a firm listing. You can add pronouns if you'd like them shown.

Role & location

Your province above is already counted. Add any others.

Areas of practice

Select all areas where you can offer support to trans and gender diverse clients. Areas are named by the problem a client would describe.

Availability & access
Currently accepting new clients
Virtual services available
Pro bono or sliding-scale fees offered
French language services
Indigenous language services
Self-identification (voluntary)

Optional, and it will not affect your listing. If you turn one on, it appears as a public badge on your profile and in the directory filters. If you leave it off, nothing is shown.

Identifies as trans or 2SLGBTQ+
Identifies as BIPOC
Identifies as Indigenous
Provider affirmations

Every provider listed in the LANTRN directory affirms the following statements.

  1. I affirm that there is nothing wrong with being trans, non-binary, or gender expansive and recognize gender diversity as a valid and natural part of human experience. I am committed to providing legal services that are inclusive, respectful, and affirming of transgender and gender-expansive individuals and families.
  2. I acknowledge that transgender and gender expansive people, including parents, youth, partners, and families, have unique and individual legal needs. I am committed to not making assumptions about a person's identity, relationships, family structure, or goals. I approach each matter with dignity, respect, and client autonomy.
  3. I believe that transgender and gender expansive people have the right to bodily autonomy, safety, family recognition, healthcare access, and equal protection under the law. I recognize the importance of ensuring meaningful access to justice for these communities.
  4. I am committed to ongoing learning regarding the legal, social, and systemic issues affecting trans and gender expansive communities in Canada, including developments in constitutional, family, human rights, healthcare, education, and administrative law.
  5. I recognize that legal systems have historically contributed to the marginalization of transgender and gender expansive people and families. I am committed to providing legal services to trans and gender expansive clients in ways that are affirming, that reduce barriers to accessing justice, and that uphold their right to substantive equality.
  6. Where possible and within the scope of my capacity and professional obligations, I am willing to be contacted regarding opportunities for pro bono, sliding scale, advocacy, or emergency legal support related to the rights and wellbeing of transgender and gender-expansive individuals and families.

By submitting, you agree that the information marked Public will be published in the LANTRN directory and may appear on the LANTRN home page. To change or remove your listing later, contact us.