Property division in an uncontested divorce is based on mutual agreement between spouses.   In Ontario, property division during an uncontested divorce typically involves both parties agreeing on how to split their assets. The law generally [...]

A separation agreement is a legally binding document outlining the terms of your separation. A separation agreement details how you and your spouse will handle various aspects of your separation, including child custody, support, and [...]

Child support in Ontario is calculated using federal guidelines based on the paying parent's income. The Federal Child Support Guidelines provide a framework for determining child support amounts in Ontario. The calculation primarily considers the [...]

If your spouse does not respond, you may proceed with an uncontested divorce.  In Ontario, once you serve your spouse with the divorce application, they have 30 days to respond if they are in Canada [...]

You need to complete several specific forms to file for divorce in Ontario. To initiate an uncontested divorce in Ontario, you must complete and submit the following forms: Application for Divorce (Form 8A): This outlines [...]

An uncontested divorce in Ontario typically takes about 4 to 6 months. The duration of an uncontested divorce can vary based on several factors, including court processing times and the complexity of your situation. Generally, [...]

Separation refers to living apart, while divorce is the legal dissolution of marriage.   Separation occurs when one or both spouses decide to live apart with the intention of not reconciling. It's a personal decision and [...]

Yes, you can file for an uncontested divorce online in Ontario.  In Ontario, it's possible to apply for an uncontested divorce online. This streamlined process allows couples who agree on all issues—such as child custody, [...]