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1. www.justice.gc.ca › eng › fl-dfFact Sheet - Divorce

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   The Divorce Act is the federal law that applies when a married couple has requested a divorce or has already divorced in Canada. In addition to setting out conditions for getting a divorce, it addresses issues such as child support, spousal support and parenting arrangements for children in divorce cases.

2. juridiqc.gouv.qc.ca › en › separation-and-divorceMain steps in a divorce - JuridiQC

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   A divorce becomes official on the 31st day after the date of the judgment. Once the divorce is official, the court sends the former spouses their divorce certificate. Even if the judgment is rendered and the divorce is official, the legal proceedings aren’t over. The judgment will have to be “executed,” i.e., put it into action.

3. separationalberta.caUnderstanding Divorce in Canada: A Comprehensive Guide - Alberta

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   Awaiting the Divorce Judgment: If the divorce is uncontested or after issues have been resolved, the court will issue a divorce judgment. The divorce becomes final 31 days after the court grants the divorce. Child Custody and Support. Decisions regarding child custody and support are made in the best interests of the child.

4. juridiqc.gouv.qc.ca › en › separation-and-divorceThe keys to understanding a judgment - juridiqc.gouv.qc.ca

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   This is usually the longest section of the judgment. It generally explains what each party is requesting and contains the judge’s analysis. This section summarizes what you and your ex are requesting (e.g., divorce, child custody, support payments, etc.). It also summarizes the arguments you and your ex have presented in support of your requests.

5. www.mckenzielake.com › insights-articlesUnderstanding Separation, Divorce, and Annulment in Ontario ...

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   2 days ago · To obtain a divorce, one spouse must file an application with the court. This process involves submitting legal documents, possibly attending a court hearing, and obtaining a divorce order. Couples should be aware that in Ontario, it is very rare for a party to seek a divorce on the grounds of adultery and cruelty.

6. hellodivorce.com › divorce-judgment-processingDivorce Judgment Processing | Hello Divorce

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   Jul 2, 2022 · The divorce judgment (the Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage) is the most important document in your divorce. It's the final document in the divorce process – after you've submitted all the required forms to the court, completed negotiations with your spouse, and prepared your settlement agreement. Your judgment outlines all of the details ...

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   What is a divorce judgment?

   • This type of judgment concerns only married couples. It generally deals with the same issues as (for example, custody, support payments, use of the family residence) but is issued after a more comprehensive hearing, which may include testimony by witnesses.

   The keys to understanding a judgment - JuridiQC

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   When does a divorce become final?

   • Awaiting the Divorce Judgment: If the divorce is uncontested or after issues have been resolved, the court will issue a divorce judgment. The divorce becomes final 31 days after the court grants the divorce. Decisions regarding child custody and support are made in the best interests of the child.

   Understanding Divorce in Canada: A Comprehensive Guide - Alberta

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   How does a judge decide a divorce case?

   • The trial judge hearing the divorce case makes a final decision on the issues raised in the divorce application and in the cross demand (requests by the other side), if there is one. Since March 1, 2021, the Divorce Act no longer uses the terms “custody” or “access”.

   Divorce Trials | Éducaloi

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   What is a provisional judgment in a divorce?

   • It generally deals with the same issues as (for example, custody, support payments, use of the family residence) but is issued after a more comprehensive hearing, which may include testimony by witnesses. The judgment on provisional measures generally remain in effect until the divorce becomes official.

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   What should be included in a divorce judgment?

   • It's critical to include any prior orders that you or your spouse want to keep in the judgment. Include all assets, debts, and terms of your divorce in it. If not, you may have to re-open the agreement. Your divorce judgment goes through a rigorous review process which can take a while – sometimes several months.

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   What is a judgment issued at the end of the court process?

   • Judgments issued at the end of the court process (often called ) usually provide the final outcome of the court case. This type of judgment addresses an urgent situation (for example, child custody, support payments, use of the family residence). It is issued prior to the and is generally valid for no more than six months.

   The keys to understanding a judgment - JuridiQC

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8. educaloi.qc.ca › en › capsulesDivorce Trials - Éducaloi

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   These are some examples of what the trial judge decides: the divorce (granting or refusing the divorce) child custody and visiting rights. child support payments. spousal support payments. division of the family patrimony (family property) end of the matrimonial regime. awarding a compensatory allowance.