Uncontested Divorce Nova Scotia

The Uncontested Divorce Process in Nova Scotia

For couples in Nova Scotia who have settled issues around property, debts, and any necessary parenting agreements, an uncontested divorce is often the most efficient and cost-effective path forward. This type of divorce simplifies the legal process, allowing spouses to avoid prolonged court involvement.

To qualify for an uncontested divorce, one spouse must have resided in Nova Scotia or another Canadian province (excluding Quebec) for a continuous period of at least 12 months. Additionally, couples must be separated for at least one year before filing. Meeting these criteria helps ensure a smoother divorce process for those pursuing an uncontested option in Nova Scotia.

Uncontested Divorce Requirements in Nova Scotia

Rights and Liabilities in Nova Scotia

Spousal support, asset division, and debt responsibilities are resolved by mutual agreement.

Separation in Nova Scotia

You and your spouse have lived apart for at least 12 months before filing.

Residency in Nova Scotia

At least one spouse must have been a resident of Nova Scotia for 12 consecutive months.

What You Will Need for an Uncontested Divorce in Nova Scotia

To move forward with an uncontested divorce in Nova Scotia, gather these documents and verify that you meet the qualifications. Being prepared will help you proceed with confidence.

Proof of 12-month residency in Nova Scotia
Agreement on major issues like property division and child arrangements (if applicable)
Completed divorce application forms
Court filing fees, generally between $300 and $500

Check Your Eligibility

for an Uncontested Divorce

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