Uncontested Divorce Ontario

The Uncontested Divorce Process in Ontario

In Ontario, an uncontested divorce is an efficient solution for spouses who have settled all key aspects of their separation, such as property, debts, and child-related issues, if applicable. This approach often shortens the time and costs involved, making it a viable option for couples seeking a simpler process.

Ontario requires that one spouse has resided in the province or another Canadian province (excluding Quebec) for the last 12 months continuously. Additionally, spouses must have lived separately for at least one year to qualify. These criteria make uncontested divorces in Ontario a practical choice for eligible couples.

Uncontested Divorce Requirements in Ontario

Rights and Liabilities in Ontario

All issues, including spousal support and division of assets, have been settled.

Separation in Ontario

You and your spouse must have lived separately for a continuous 12-month period.

Residency in Ontario

One spouse must have resided in Ontario for at least 12 months before filing.

What You Will Need for an Uncontested Divorce in Ontario

Ontario residents beginning an uncontested divorce should gather the necessary documents and confirm their eligibility. This preparation helps streamline the filing process for a quicker result.

Proof of residency in Ontario for 12 months
Agreement on key matters (support, property, child care if relevant)
Completed divorce forms
Court filing fees (typically $300-$500)

Check Your Eligibility

for an Uncontested Divorce

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