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What is Ontario Simple Divorce?

The services offered through our website focus on one aspect of the area of family law - the simple, uncomplicated, straightforward order for divorce. The only result that the party is seeking is a divorce from their spouse. There are no other orders the party is pursuing against his or her spouse. The costs and time involved with a claim for divorce can be relatively efficient considering it is still litigation albeit a more simplified form. This does not mean there may be procedural difficulties along the way. Our lawyers are there to address such situations and manage the file to completion.

Everyone's situation will be unique with specific facts that at times, may warrant something other than a simple divorce, or the opposing party may have something else in mind besides an order for divorce. This is why it is important that our lawyers interview the client. This is an important step to identify any issues that may make the claim for divorce prolonged, more expensive or may have unintended consequences for the client. In the alternative, the interview may reveal the facts to the case are simple enough for a simple divorce. Our lawyer's assessment of the client's situation and their advice to the client in going forward is key as to whether a divorce is simple or not.

What Services does Ontario Simple Divorce Offer?

There is only one type of divorce that our website focuses upon that being the uncontested simple divorce application. If it appears that the simple divorce application will be contested, or the client wishes to pursue additional claims besides a divorce, our lawyers have the experience to address these situations. A much more intensive interview needs to be undertaken with the client. There will likely be more time and expense involved with the pursuit & resolution of additional claims. This may take the form of negotiation or litigation. Whatever the route taken, client service is our priority. The client will be fully informed and provide his or her instructions in going forward. Maintaining a good working solicitor-client relationship is key.