Divorce FAQs in Ontario

You may qualify if you and your spouse are separated and there are no major disputes involving property, support, or parenting. Most clients we help fall into this category.

A joint divorce means both spouses apply together. An uncontested divorce means one spouse applies, and the other does not oppose it. Both are typically straightforward when there are no disputes.

No. As long as your spouse does not actively oppose the divorce, you can proceed with an uncontested application.

In most simple divorce cases, there are no court appearances required. The process is handled through document preparation and court filing.

Timelines vary, but most simple divorces take several months once filed. Delays usually happen when paperwork is incomplete or incorrect.

We offer a flat-fee service focused on simple divorces. By streamlining the process and focusing on uncontested matters, we’re able to provide professional legal services at a predictable, affordable rate.

No. Our legal fee is a flat $995. The only additional costs are government court filing fees and any third-party disbursements if required.

These are fees charged by the court to process your divorce application. They are separate from our service fee and are set by the government.

No payment is required to book a consultation. We’ll explain your options and next steps before you decide to move forward.

We review your situation, prepare your documents, and handle the filing with the court. You’ll be guided through each step so you always know what’s happening.

Proper preparation is critical. We ensure your documents are complete and accurate to avoid delays or rejections.

Yes. You may need to provide basic information and documents so your application can be completed correctly.

In most cases, no. Our process is designed to be handled virtually across Ontario.

If your spouse does not respond after being properly served, the divorce can typically proceed as uncontested.

If there are disputes involving property, support, or parenting, additional steps may be required. We can help you understand your options.

That’s completely normal. We’ll review your situation and guide you toward the best approach during your consultation.

Yes. The first step is understanding your options — there’s no obligation to proceed until you’re ready.

As an LSO-licensed paralegal and authorized Family Legal Services Provider (FLSP), we are permitted to handle simple divorce applications and guide clients through the process.

Yes. All our paralegals at Cordaie Paralegal Services is licensed and regulated by the Law Society of Ontario. The paralegals that work on your divorce are authorized to provide family law services by the Law Society of Ontario as Family Legal Services Providers (FLSPs).

The easiest way is to book a consultation. We’ll review your situation, answer your questions, and explain your next steps.