Divorce can be a very expensive process. This is made all the more frustrating because, at the time of divorce, you may be in the most difficult financial position you have been in. Here are a few tips to try and keep costs low during the divorce process. Do as much work as you can …
Read MoreIt is possible to handle all of your issues alone and on how to file for divorce in Ontario without a lawyer. The Department of Justice has laid out all the essential forms and procedures on its website, and they can be found on our site as well. This guide will help walk you through …
Read MoreSettlement: The Most Attractive Option In Ontario, it is possible (and preferable in most cases) to keep support, property and custody issues from ever going to court. Dealing with all these issues privately is a great benefit as you can craft whatever solution works for you and your family. If any of these issues is not …
Read MoreSCOPE 42. (1) This rule applies to cases in the Family Court of the Superior Court of Justice in the City of Ottawa if the cases relate to matters under the following Acts: 1. The Child and Family Services Act, subject to subrule (6). 2. The Children’s Law Reform Act. 3. The Divorce Act (Canada). …
Read MoreCASE MANAGEMENT IN CERTAIN AREAS ONLY 40. (1) This rule applies only to cases in the Ontario Court of Justice. O. Reg. 114/99, r. 40 (1). EXCLUDED CASES (2) This rule does not apply to, (a) enforcements; (b) cases under rule 37 or 37.1; or (c) cases under the Child and Family Services Act. O. …
Read MoreRULES THAT APPLY IN APPEALS TO DIVISIONAL COURT AND COURT OF APPEAL 38. (1) Rules 61, 62 and 63 of the Rules of Civil Procedure apply with necessary modifications, including those modifications set out in subrules (2) and (3), (a) if an appeal lies to the Divisional Court or the Court of Appeal; (b) if …
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