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The Ontario Divorce Checklist
Every step, document and decision on the road to divorce, in one place
A practical, plain-language checklist that walks you through the divorce process in Ontario from separation to certificate of divorce. Use it to stay organized, avoid common delays and know what to ask your lawyer.
What’s inside
The one-year separation rule, explained simply
Joint vs. simple divorce applications
Documents you’ll need, with a tick-box list
Common mistakes that delay divorces
Key deadlines for support and property
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16-page PDF
Parenting Time & Custody Preparation Guide
Prepare calmly for parenting conversations, mediation or court
A step-by-step guide to help separated parents think through decision-making responsibility (formerly custody) and parenting time. It helps you focus on your children’s needs and come to any discussion prepared.
What’s inside
What the new parenting terms mean
How courts consider a child’s best interests
A weekly and holiday schedule worksheet
Questions to ask yourself before negotiating
Tips for communicating with your co-parent
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4-page PDF
Documents to Gather Before Your Consultation
Make the most of your first meeting with a family lawyer
A short, simple list of the documents and information that help us give you clearer advice from your very first meeting. Gather what you can, and don’t worry if you can’t find everything.
What’s inside
Personal and family details to have ready
Income documents and tax returns
Property, debts, pensions and accounts
Any existing agreements or court papers
A page to write down your questions
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