Why the heck do i need mediation?
No one enters a marriage or relationship expecting to separate or divorce.
And similarly, very, very, few people enter into marriage understanding how the province of Ontario sees their marriage in the eyes of the law.
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What’s often not talked about in mediation is the underlying system of law that accompanies getting married or having children together, and what that means for someone beginning a separation process.
So what does "marriage" mean in the eyes of the Ontario Law?
So what does "having kids together" mean in the eyes of the Ontario Law?
What is separation in the eyes of the Ontario Law?
What is divorce in the eyes of the ontario Law?
A separation agreement in Ontario, Canada, is a legally binding contract that is used when a married or common-law couple decides to separate or divorce. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions that both parties have agreed upon regarding issues such as:
- Child Custody and Access
- Child Support
- Spousal Support
- Division of Property
- Debts and Liabilities
- Personal Property
- Health and Life Insurance.
- Family Home
- Other Terms
It’s important to note that for a separation agreement to be legally binding in Ontario, it must meet certain legal requirements, including full financial disclosure by both parties, independent legal advice, and voluntary and informed consent.
Having a legally sound separation agreement can help prevent disputes and conflicts in the future and provide a clear framework for the separation or divorce process.
How are assets traditionally handled after divorce?
How is decision making and parenting time decided?
What is child support?
What is spousal support?
A separation agreement in Ontario, Canada, is a legally binding contract that is used when a married or common-law couple decides to separate or divorce. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions that both parties have agreed upon regarding issues such as:
- Child Custody and Access
- Child Support
- Spousal Support
- Division of Property
- Debts and Liabilities
- Personal Property
- Health and Life Insurance.
- Family Home
- Other Terms
It’s important to note that for a separation agreement to be legally binding in Ontario, it must meet certain legal requirements, including full financial disclosure by both parties, independent legal advice, and voluntary and informed consent.
Having a legally sound separation agreement can help prevent disputes and conflicts in the future and provide a clear framework for the separation or divorce process.
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