Divorce Lawyers Services Barrie, Richmond Hill and GTA

Divorce is the official termination of the marriage. When a judge grants it, the parties receive a judgment from the Court as well as their own Certificate of Divorce. This is usually the last step in a separation proceeding of married spouses.

To obtain a divorce, the court typically requires that the parties resolve all property-related issues and claims beforehand. This ensures that neither party loses their right to potential or actual claims during the ongoing separation process. Understanding property division in divorce is crucial for a fair outcome.

Ending a marriage involves several important steps, including property division, spousal support, and child custody arrangements. To ensure a smooth process, it’s essential to address all financial and property-related issues before finalizing the separation. Resolving these matters early helps protect both parties’ rights and prevents any loss of entitlements during the proceedings. Working with an experienced lawyer can provide valuable guidance, ensuring you navigate the legal requirements effectively and make informed decisions that serve your best interests.

Divorce proceedings can often be emotionally challenging and legally complex. In addition to property division, other important considerations include spousal support and child custody arrangements. Each case is unique, and it’s essential to ensure all aspects are properly addressed to avoid future legal issues. Whether you’re negotiating a settlement or going through contested proceedings, having skilled divorce lawyers by your side can make a significant difference. At Progressive Legal Solutions, we help guide you through the process with the knowledge and support needed to secure the best possible outcome for you and your family.

Contested Divorce

Contested Divorce means that the married spouses involved in the family law separation have been unable to resolve all of the issues arising out of their separation necessary to obtain a divorce.

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Contested Divorce

Uncontested Divorce

When both parties have settled their issues arising out of separation (either on their own or otherwise), they may want to just apply for a Divorce.

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Uncontested Divorce

Bifurcation

Sometimes there are circumstances when one (or both) party/parties want/s to obtain the Divorce despite the ongoing litigation on an understanding that the resolution of property issues may take much longer.

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Bifurcation

Property Division and Equalization

There are many moving parts in the process of the division of property. Your family law lawyer should have knowledge and experience dealing with this issue to maximize the benefit of the potential outcome and warn abut potential consequences resulting from a particular decision.

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Property Division and Equalization

Spousal Support

Spousal support is more complicated and fluid than child support because the current legislation and caselaw allows for a lot of discretion to be utilized by the judges in determining the appropriate amount and duration of spousal support.

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Spousal Support