Family law:
- Divorce (contested and uncontested*)
- Custody and Access
- Child and Spousal Support
- Equalization/division of properties
- Separation agreements
- Motions to Change
- Family Responsibility Office
- Mobility and non-removal
- Child protection
* Uncontested Divorce:
If you are married, the only way to legally end your marriage is to get a divorce. If all other issues arising from the breakdown of your marriage have been resolved, you could file a Simple Divorce Application in the Superior Court of Justice and may not require appearing before a judge. You have to get a Divorce Order and Certificate of Divorce before you can re-marry. You have to make sure that you give enough time to complete the process before making plans to marry. Uncontested divorce is a relatively simple and inexpensive way to end your marriage. Rita would work with you on a block fee plus filing fees, disbursements and HST.