Contested divorces can take over a year or more to finalize.   If spouses cannot agree on key issues, such as child custody or asset division, the divorce process can drag out due to court hearings [...]

Yes, you can apply for divorce online through the Ontario government's e-filing system.   Online filing is available for uncontested divorces, making the process more convenient and faster, as it avoids the need for courthouse visits.

Yes, there is a 31-day waiting period after the Divorce Order is granted.   Once the court approves the Divorce Order, you must wait 31 days before the divorce is finalized. During this time, neither party [...]

Couples must live separately for at least one year before filing for divorce.   The mandatory separation period is a requirement in Ontario, unless the divorce is based on adultery or cruelty, in which case the [...]

Yes, you can speed up the process by filing an uncontested divorce.   Having all your documents ready, cooperating with your spouse, and following up promptly can help expedite the process. Using legal professionals to ensure [...]

Common delays in Ontario divorces include incomplete paperwork and court backlogs.   Delays may occur if forms are incorrectly filled out, if there are issues serving the other party, or if the court has a heavy [...]

A divorce is usually finalized 31 days after the court grants a Divorce Order.   Once the Divorce Order is issued, there is a mandatory 31-day waiting period before the divorce is legally final. After this [...]

Filing an uncontested divorce is typically the fastest option in Ontario.   When both spouses agree on all matters, including child custody and financial issues, an uncontested divorce can significantly shorten the process, especially if all [...]

Most uncontested divorces in Ontario take around 4 to 6 months.   The time frame can vary depending on factors such as the speed of filing, court processing times, and whether any issues arise during the [...]