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Filing for an Uncontested Divorce in Toronto: Step-by-Step

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First published at 10:34 UTC on March 11th, 2024.

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Here's a step-by-step guide to filing for an uncontested divorce in Toronto:
1. Consultation:
o Meet with a divorce lawyer to understand the process and gather advice.
2. Negotiation:
o Reach agreements on key issues like property division and child custody.
3. Document Preparation:
o Your lawyer will prepare necessary legal documents, including the Application for Divorce and Affidavit.
4. Filing:
o Submit the completed application and documents to the court, usually at the Superior Court of Justice or Family Court.
5. Service:
o Serve the documents to the other party according to court rules to formalize the notification of divorce proceedings.
6. Waiting Period:
o Wait for the required waiting period after filing and serving the documents.
7. Finalization:
o If there are no objections, the court finalizes the divorce with a Divorce Judgment, followed by a Certificate of Divorce.
For expert assistance in your uncontested divorce journey in Toronto, visit DivorceGo.ca or call 416-792-5400.

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