A Certified Divorce Specialist (CDS) can guide you through the process of filling out divorce forms, ensuring that everything is completed accurately and on time. They can help you avoid common mistakes, streamline the process, [...]
Once you file your divorce papers in Ontario, the court will issue the application and notify your spouse. Your spouse has 30 days (or 60 days if they reside outside Canada) to respond. If no [...]
Yes, in Ontario, you can file for divorce online through the Family Law Portal. This option allows you to upload completed court forms, pay fees, and track your case status online, which can save time [...]
Filing for a divorce in Ontario costs approximately $632. This includes an initial filing fee of $212 when you submit your divorce application and an additional fee of $420 when the divorce is reviewed and [...]
No, you do not necessarily need a lawyer to file for divorce in Ontario. Many people opt to file for an uncontested divorce on their own by completing and submitting the required forms. However, consulting [...]
The processing time for an uncontested divorce in Ontario typically takes about 4 to 6 weeks after filing all required court forms. However, delays can occur if forms are incomplete or additional information is required. [...]
In Ontario, divorce papers must be served to your spouse either in person by a third party over the age of 18 or through a professional process server. You cannot serve the papers yourself. After [...]
You can get court forms for divorce in Ontario by visiting the Ontario Court Forms website. All forms are available in downloadable PDF formats and are categorized under "Family Law." You can also obtain these [...]
For an uncontested divorce in Ontario, the main form you need is Form 8A: Application for Divorce. Additional forms include Form 6B: Affidavit of Service to confirm that your spouse has been served and Form [...]
To apply for a divorce by yourself in Ontario, you must fill out the required court forms and file them with the court. Typically, you will need Form 8A: Application for Divorce. After completing the [...]
