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An annulment is a legal process that declares a marriage to be null and void, as if it never existed. In Ontario, annulments are rare

When a couple decides to divorce, they may need to go to trial if they are unable to reach a settlement agreement. In Ontario, divorce

Child support is a legal obligation that parents have to provide financial support to their children. In Ontario, failing to pay child support can have

In Ontario Divorce Law, couples who wish to end their marriage can choose to pursue a joint divorce, which is a collaborative and less contentious

In Ontario, couples who wish to end their marriage can choose to go through a simple divorce process, which is a more streamlined and cost-effective

Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution process that can be used in Ontario divorces. In arbitration, a neutral third party, the arbitrator, hears evidence from

Common-law separation is the dissolution of a relationship between two partners who have been living together without being married. In Ontario, common-law couples who have

Child custody, also known as decision-making responsibility, is one of the most critical issues that arises during a divorce or separation in Ontario. Child custody

If you are considering filing for divorce in Ontario, you will need to serve your spouse with divorce papers. Serving divorce papers, also known as

If you are considering ending your marriage, but do not want to get divorced, you may want to consider a legal separation. Legal separation is