Our Online Courses

Kinkeeper™ is an award-winning online platform we've created where family caregivers can come and learn practical information about health law on their own schedule, for a fraction of the price of meeting a lawyer one-on-one. See courses at www.kinkeeper.ca.

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Our Courses

At Lisa Feldstein Law Office PC, we’re more than a health law firm—we’re committed to empowering family caregivers in Ontario with the knowledge they need to protect their loved ones.

We help clients one-on-one, but frankly… it’s not enough. We want to reach more families, provide more affordable solutions, and make legal information accessible anytime, anywhere.

The reality is:
✔️ Hiring a lawyer isn’t financially possible for everyone. Being a caregiver can be expensive.
✔️ Legal questions don’t always fit into office hours. Sometimes you need answers in 15 minutes—or at 3 a.m.
✔️ Caregivers deserve tools to advocate for themselves.

That’s why we created Kinkeeper™.

An online learning platform,  where family caregivers can access practical health law courses on their own schedule, for a fraction of the cost of hiring a lawyer.

Inside Kinkeeper™, you’ll find:
✅ Easy-to-understand lessons about Ontario health law
✅ Guidance on navigating forms, psychiatric facilities and substitute decision-making
✅ Downloadable resources to help you advocate for your family
✅ Information designed for real life situations—not legal jargon

Family Caregiver Rights (Mental Health Law Edition)

Having a loved one with a serious mental illness can be stressful, overwhelming and exhausting. If your loved one stops taking their medication because they feel fine, a downward spiral begins. Families often wonder what their rights are in all of this. In this course we provide an overview of the key laws that come up for family caregivers whose loved one has a serious mental illness.  The more you know, the better an advocate you can be.

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Consent and Capacity Board: What Family Caregivers Need to Know (Mental Health Law Edition)

When family caregivers find themselves facing the Consent and Capacity Board (CCB), it’s usually in the middle of a crisis—amidst stress, confusion, and urgent decisions.

The psychiatrist knows what’s coming.
The patient has a rights advisor.
But no one explains anything to the caregiver, even though they’re often the key decision-maker and support person.

This course was created to level the playing field. It gives family caregivers the knowledge and confidence they need to navigate a Consent and Capacity Board hearing, ask the right questions, and better advocate for their loved one.

In this self-paced online course, you’ll learn:
✅ What the Consent and Capacity Board does—and what it doesn’t do
✅ What to expect before, during, and after a hearing
✅ Key terminology and legal rights you need to understand
✅ Tips to prepare for the hearing and support your family member💡 Feel informed, empowered, and ready—without needing a law degree.

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DIY Statutory Guardianship of Property

Become a guardian of property in Ontario—without hiring a lawyer.
This course is for family members who want to understand:
✔️ Does my loved one need a guardian of property?
✔️ How do I apply to become their guardian?
✔️ How can I take over if the Public Guardian and Trustee (PGT) is currently acting as guardian?

We walk you through the legal steps to apply for guardianship of property in Ontario, breaking down the process into plain language. Whether you’re starting from scratch or planning to replace the PGT as guardian, this course helps you navigate the system confidently.

Inside, you’ll learn:
✅ Who needs a guardian of property—and when
✅ What paperwork and legal steps are required
✅ Common mistakes (and how to avoid them)
✅ Practical tips to save time and money

Get the tools and guidance you need to advocate for your loved one’s financial well-being—without the high cost of a lawyer.

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Form 2 under the Mental Health Act of Ontario

Learn how to get a Form 2—and what to do after you have it.

When a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis, knowing how to navigate the system can feel overwhelming. This course breaks down everything family caregivers need to know about Form 2 under Ontario’s Mental Health Act in clear, practical terms.

Inside, you’ll learn:
What is a Form 2—and when is it used?
Who can apply for a Form 2 from a Justice of the Peace?
Where, when, and how to get a Form 2 issued.
What happens after a Form 2 is issued—and what steps to take next.

We also provide:
✔️ Actionable prompts and scripts to help you advocate effectively.
✔️ Guidance on preparing for and following up after the Form 2 process.

Empower yourself with knowledge so you can get your loved one the care they need.

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