1. Do I have to go to court for an uncontested or joint divorce?

Usually no. Most uncontested and joint divorces are decided on the documents, with no court appearance required.

2. Usually no. Most uncontested and joint divorces are decided on the documents, with no court appearance required.

Timelines vary by court region, but many finalize in a few months once documents are complete and served properly.

3. Who can file a joint divorce?

Spouses who agree on the divorce and key issues (like support and property, if applicable) can file together.

4. Spouses who agree on the divorce and key issues (like support and property, if applicable) can file together.

Ontario follows the Child Support Guidelines, which use income and number of children; parenting time can also affect amounts.

5. What if support isn’t being paid?

We can enforce through the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) and court remedies where appropriate.

6. We can enforce through the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) and court remedies where appropriate.

Yes. Material changes — like income or parenting-time shifts — can justify a variation.

7. What’s involved in a legal name change?

We prepare the application, required ID and consents, and file with the appropriate government office; we also guide you on updating records.

8. We prepare the application, required ID and consents, and file with the appropriate government office; we also guide you on updating records.

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9. Do both spouses need paralegals?

Independent legal advice is strongly recommended for any binding agreement to reduce the risk of future challenges.

10. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended for any binding agreement to reduce the risk of future challenges.

We offer flat-fee packages for common services and transparent hourly rates for anything custom. You’ll know the price before we begin.

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1. Do I have to go to court for an uncontested or joint divorce?
Usually no. Most uncontested and joint divorces are decided on the documents, with no court appearance required.
2. Usually no. Most uncontested and joint divorces are decided on the documents, with no court appearance required.
Timelines vary by court region, but many finalize in a few months once documents are complete and served properly.
3. Who can file a joint divorce?
Spouses who agree on the divorce and key issues (like support and property, if applicable) can file together.
4. Spouses who agree on the divorce and key issues (like support and property, if applicable) can file together.
Ontario follows the Child Support Guidelines, which use income and number of children; parenting time can also affect amounts.
5. What if support isn’t being paid?
We can enforce through the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) and court remedies where appropriate.
6. We can enforce through the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) and court remedies where appropriate.
Yes. Material changes — like income or parenting-time shifts — can justify a variation.
7. What’s involved in a legal name change?
We prepare the application, required ID and consents, and file with the appropriate government office; we also guide you on updating records.
8. We prepare the application, required ID and consents, and file with the appropriate government office; we also guide you on updating records.
Describe the item or answer the question so that site visitors who are interested get more information. You can emphasize this text with bullets, italics or bold, and add links.
9. Do both spouses need paralegals?
Independent legal advice is strongly recommended for any binding agreement to reduce the risk of future challenges.
10. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended for any binding agreement to reduce the risk of future challenges.
We offer flat-fee packages for common services and transparent hourly rates for anything custom. You’ll know the price before we begin.

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