You don’t need a lawyer for a DIY divorce, but legal assistance can be helpful for complex issues. If your divorce is uncontested and straightforward, you can manage the paperwork yourself. However, for complicated matters [...]
A contested divorce involves disputes over issues like child custody or asset division, while an uncontested divorce means both parties agree on all major terms. In a contested divorce, the court may need to intervene [...]
Yes, Ontario offers an online platform where you can file for a simple divorce. This system allows you to file your divorce application and submit necessary documents without visiting the courthouse, streamlining the process for [...]
If your spouse doesn’t respond within 30 days, you can apply for an uncontested divorce. This means that your divorce can proceed without needing input from your spouse, as long as all paperwork is correctly [...]
No, in a simple divorce, only the applicant needs to sign and file the initial divorce documents. However, if you're filing a joint application for divorce, both spouses must sign the necessary forms. If your [...]
Yes, you can complete most of the divorce process without going to court by filing the forms online or in-person. A simple divorce or uncontested divorce can often be finalized without appearing in court, provided [...]
An uncontested divorce in Ontario typically takes 4 to 6 months once all forms are correctly filed. However, the timeline can vary based on court availability, how quickly documents are processed, and any delays in [...]
The primary forms for a divorce in Ontario include the Application for Divorce (Form 8A) and the Affidavit of Service (Form 6B). You'll need your original marriage certificate and other forms depending on your situation, [...]
The cost of filing for a simple divorce in Ontario is approximately $224 to $632. You’ll pay $224 when filing the initial divorce application and another $445 before the divorce is finalized. Additional fees may [...]
You can file for a divorce in Ontario by yourself by completing and submitting the necessary forms to the court. To apply for a DIY divorce, gather all the necessary documents, including your marriage certificate [...]
