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Uncontested divorce in Alberta step-by-step guide

Uncontested Divorce in Alberta: The Complete Step-by-Step Guide

If you and your spouse have decided to divorce and have resolved the important issues arising from your separation, you may be able to proceed with an uncontested divorce in Alberta. For many separating couples, this is considerably different from the divorce process they initially imagined. An uncontested divorce does not involve asking a judge

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Divorce mediation in Alberta with a neutral mediator

Divorce Mediation in Alberta: How It Works, What It Costs and What to Expect

When a marriage or relationship ends, one of the first assumptions people often make is that they need to hire lawyers and prepare for a court battle. That is not the only path. For many separating couples in Calgary and throughout Alberta, divorce mediation offers a way to work through disagreements, make informed decisions and

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How much a divorce costs in Alberta: comparing mediation, uncontested divorce and litigation

How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Alberta? Comparing Mediation, Uncontested Divorce and Litigation

“How much will my divorce cost?” It is one of the first questions people ask when they begin considering separation or divorce in Alberta. It is also a question that does not have one simple answer. The cost of ending a marriage can vary considerably depending on whether spouses have already reached an agreement, whether

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How to get divorced in Alberta without going to court

How to Get Divorced in Alberta Without Going to Court: A Complete Guide

For many couples in Calgary and throughout Alberta, deciding to separate does not necessarily mean deciding to fight. A separation can involve difficult decisions about children, finances, property, support and the family home. But disagreement over some of those issues does not automatically mean that spouses need to begin an adversarial court battle. Many separating

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