Divorce papers must be served by someone other than yourself. Once the court has issued the divorce application, the documents must be served to your spouse. You cannot serve them yourself; instead, a process server [...]

An uncontested divorce is generally the fastest way to get a divorce in Ontario. For the quickest process, ensure that all necessary documents are correctly completed and filed, and that there are no disputes between [...]

A joint divorce is when both spouses agree to the divorce and file together. In a joint divorce, both parties agree on all aspects, including child custody, spousal support, and property division. Both spouses complete [...]

Yes, divorce applications can be denied for various reasons, including incorrect documentation. Your divorce application may be denied if it is incomplete, if you fail to meet residency requirements, or if child support and custody [...]

Yes, separation for one year is required unless the divorce is based on adultery or cruelty. In Ontario, you must typically be separated for at least one year before filing for a divorce, unless you [...]

A simple divorce in Ontario typically takes 4 to 6 months. The timeline depends on whether your divorce is contested or uncontested. If uncontested, and all documents are filed correctly, you can expect the process [...]

You will need a marriage certificate and completed divorce forms, such as Form 8A. Ensure you have your original marriage certificate (or a certified copy) and complete the necessary divorce forms like Form 8A. Additional [...]

The total court fee for filing a divorce application in Ontario is $669. This is typically paid in two installments: $224 when submitting the application and $445 when setting the divorce down for a hearing. [...]

A simple divorce in Ontario involves only a claim for the divorce itself. To file for a simple divorce, complete Form 8A and submit it to the Ontario Court of Justice. Ensure you meet the [...]