Where can I find DivorceMate training videos?
DivorceMate training videos are available to legal professionals on the DivorceMate website. Public users can find similar instructional content on the MySupportCalculator website.
What is the cost of DivorceMate software?
DivorceMate software is available to legal professionals through a subscription model, with detailed pricing information on their website. Public users can access MySupportCalculator, which offers a different pricing structure.
What is an uncontested divorce in Ontario?
An uncontested divorce in Ontario is when both parties agree on all issues related to the divorce, including child custody, child support, division of property, and spousal support.
Can I still get a divorce if my child custody or support has not been settled?
Probably not. One of the statutory bars to divorce is the lack of proper, reasonable arrangements for the care of the children. The court will be very reluctant to order a divorce where the parties [...]
Is it necessary to go to family court
Court is rarely necessary - over 95% of family law cases settle outside court Going to family court is typically only necessary when couples cannot reach an agreement through other means. Alternative dispute resolution methods [...]
What if the house was in my name initially and after we got married I added my spouse’s name?
Adding a spouse's name to house title typically makes it shared matrimonial property When you add your spouse's name to a house title after marriage, the property generally becomes matrimonial property under Canadian family law, [...]
Will I be able to keep some or all my pension?
Pensions earned during marriage are typically divided, but arrangements can be made to keep them intact In Canadian family law, pension and retirement benefits are considered matrimonial assets subject to division when earned during the [...]
My RRSP is in my name only, is it considered matrimonial property?
RRSPs are typically considered matrimonial property regardless of account ownership In most Canadian provinces, RRSPs acquired during marriage are considered matrimonial property regardless of whose name appears on the account. The increase in value of [...]
Will I receive spousal support?
Spousal support eligibility depends on multiple factors including need, ability to pay, marriage length, and individual circumstances. Determining spousal support (also called maintenance) requires careful evaluation of your specific situation. The courts consider several key [...]