Simplest way to get divorced in Ontario?
 

and don't say "don't get married" -- I know! I'll never repeat that mistake. Fuck.

Anyways -- we don't have kids, have already settled all of the financial aspect of it, now we just need a piece of paper that says "sign here to be divorced now."

Seems like some lawyers charge you $1000+ to do this. Wtf? :disgust

If Vegas can make this happen via drive-thru, surely there's an easy way to get divorced here.

Help me out GFY!

Don't get married :winkwink:



sorry, had too

why did you get married in the firstplace?

i guess when people take vows these days they dont mean them. or they just took them in the firstplace because they were losers/lonely and or didnt want the other person with someone else.

no idea but google is your friend :)



https://www.publications.serviceontario.ca/ecom/
http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.o...ts/cadaddr.asp
http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.o...urt_Addresses/

A divorce is a legal procedure which falls under the jurisdiction of the provincial government. A copy of a Divorce Certificate can be obtained from the court where the divorce was heard. The address and telephone numbers of the various court offices may be found on the Ministry of the Attorney General's website.

If you were divorced in Toronto, contact the Family Law Office of the Superior Court of Justice with the Ministry of the Attorney General at 416-327-5542 for further information.

If you choose not to use the services of a lawyer you may purchase the necessary forms from a stationery supply store or the Publications Ontario located at 880 Bay Street. You can also order publications on-line.

To help you choose a lawyer The Law Society of Upper Canada has a lawyer referral service. Legal Aid offices and Community Legal Clinics offer legal services in areas of law that affect people with low incomes. Clients who meet financial eligibility guidelines may be represented in court by clinic staff. Call ahead for an appointment at
416-979-1446.

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Marina: Thanks!

MetaMan: Um.. wtf are you going on about?

you say it's a "mistake" but you are the one accepting vows and not keeping them, sooo maybe you are the mistake and not marriage?

Did you have a bitter divorce or something? You seem very angry :2 cents:

i married a canadian woman 8 years ago, even though we got married in florida i am divorcing her in ontario just because its easier that way. lawyer cost $1500. just pay it, let them handle it, and sleep easy. there is no simple way. just PAY the lawyer dude you do not want to cut corners with something as serious as this

Pay the lawyer fee, its easier to make sure its done right.
WG

If you do the legwork yourself, you can bring the price down to like $500

uhhh maybe because i dont like people who have commitment issues cussing out marriage?

i am PRO marriage, not the other way around.

you just have the facebook generation in this world (fools) who wouldnt know the difference between a working marriage or a working refrigerator yet they go around and call marriage a "mistake".

MetaMan: I'm pro marriage, pro love and all that good stuff, I'm just not pro MY marriage anymore. It's all good. People can still go out there and get married and give it their best shot. All the best to them! And people from ALL generations get divorced every day. Not just us of the "facebook" generation...

Hmm.. true. This is serious business.

Sorry to hear that Audrey, cant be fun at all.
If you have the money i would pay the lawyer to be honest, get it done right

boating trip. no lifejackets.