Uncontested Divorce

Uncontested Divorce in Canada: Affordable and Efficient Solutions

An uncontested divorce is a straightforward option for couples who can agree on all major issues, including property division, debt allocation, and, if relevant, arrangements for children. This type of divorce is often quicker, more affordable, and less stressful than traditional proceedings because it eliminates the need for court disputes and extensive legal intervention. By reaching a mutual agreement, both parties can achieve a smoother, more efficient divorce process that allows them to move forward with minimal conflict and cost.

Contested Divorce

In a contested divorce, spouses disagree on one or more significant issues, requiring court intervention to reach a resolution.

  • Typically involves disputes over property, finances, or child arrangements.
  • May require multiple court appearances and lawyers for both parties.
  • Can be a longer, more complex, and costly process.
  • Suitable when mutual agreement is not possible.

Uncontested Divorce

An uncontested divorce is for spouses who agree on all major issues, allowing for a smoother, court-free process.

  • Involves both parties agreeing on key terms like asset division and custody (if applicable).
  • Requires fewer legal proceedings, reducing costs and stress.
  • Generally a quicker process, often finalized within a few months.
  • Ideal for couples seeking an amicable, efficient separation.

Frequently Asked Questions

The timeline for an uncontested divorce can vary, but once documents are filed, it typically takes 30 to 120 days for the court to finalize the divorce, depending on your province.

  1. Verify Eligibility
    Ensure that you meet the basic requirements, such as living separate and apart for at least one year and meeting any necessary residency requirements.
  2. Complete Divorce Application
    Fill out the required legal documents detailing the terms of your divorce. Our team prepares these documents to ensure they meet court requirements.
  3. Review and Sign Documents
    Once the documents are prepared, both parties review and sign to confirm their agreement.
  4. File with the Court
    After signing, we submit the documents to the court for processing. Filing fees vary by province and are additional to our flat-rate service.
  5. Wait for Court Approval
    Processing times vary, but courts typically finalize uncontested divorces within 30 to 120 days after filing, depending on the province.

Flat fee: $1,400 + taxes
Filing fee: $300-$500 (depending on province)

We charge a single, transparent fee that covers all the legal work. There are no hidden costs, and you'll know exactly what to expect from day one.

We accept credit card payments and e-transfers, which are processed securely through the law office preparing your documents.

Yes, court filing fees are typically required, which range from $300 to $500, depending on your province. This is separate from our service fee.

While it’s possible to handle an uncontested divorce independently, using a legal professional ensures that paperwork is completed accurately and in compliance with court requirements.

If disputes come up after filing, the case may need to transition to a contested divorce process, which could involve further legal steps.

If your spouse disagrees on major terms, a contested divorce may be necessary, which involves court proceedings to reach a resolution.

Yes, as long as one of the spouses has lived in a Canadian province (except Quebec) for the last 12 months, you can apply for an uncontested divorce in Canada.

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