Yes, you generally need to be separated for at least one year before filing for divorce in Ontario. The one-year separation requirement demonstrates that the marriage has broken down. Exceptions include cases of adultery or [...]

After filing for divorce, you must serve the papers and wait for your spouse to respond. Your spouse has 30 days to respond if they live in Canada and 60 days if they reside outside [...]

Divorce papers in Ontario can be served through personal or special service methods. Personal service involves having someone other than you hand the papers directly to your spouse. If this is not possible, special service [...]

Separation means living apart while still legally married, while divorce legally ends the marriage. In Ontario, a separation is often the first step toward divorce, especially since you must live apart for one year before [...]

The timeframe for a divorce in Ontario varies depending on whether it is contested or uncontested.   An uncontested divorce typically takes 4 to 6 months. However, contested divorces, where disagreements require court intervention, can [...]

Yes, you can file for divorce without your spouse’s consent in Ontario. You are required to serve the divorce papers to your spouse. Even if they do not agree or respond, the court can proceed [...]

The steps to file for divorce in Ontario involve several key stages. First, you need to complete the necessary forms, including the divorce application. Then, file the application at the Superior Court of Justice, serve [...]

Yes, you can file for divorce online in Ontario. Ontario allows for online filing of divorce applications through the Family Court Submission Portal. This service simplifies the process by letting you submit completed documents electronically. [...]