To begin a divorce in Ontario, one spouse must file an application with the Superior Court of Justice. Sourena will guide you through the necessary paperwork, explain your options, and ensure everything is filed correctly from the outset.

The timeline varies. An uncontested divorce may take a few months, while a contested divorce involving property or custody issues can take a year or more. Sourena focuses on efficient, fair resolutions without unnecessary delays.

Yes, it's still wise. Even in amicable cases, legal documents must be properly prepared to protect your rights and avoid future complications. Sourena ensures everything is done right the first time.

Ontario law generally requires an equal division of property acquired during the marriage. Sourena helps you understand what you're entitled to, ensures full financial disclosure, and protects your interests during negotiation or litigation.

Spousal support depends on factors like income, length of the marriage, and each party’s financial situation. Sourena can assess your situation and advise you on your rights and obligations.

While divorce doesn’t directly impact your legal relationship with your children, it does involve decisions about parenting time and decision-making. Sourena helps you focus on the best interests of your children while protecting your parental rights.

Separation means living apart without formally ending the marriage, while divorce legally dissolves the marriage. Many clients start with a separation agreement, which Sourena can draft and negotiate on your behalf.

Yes. As long as you meet the legal requirements—such as being separated for at least one year—you can still obtain a divorce, even without your spouse’s consent.

Yes. As long as you or your spouse has lived in Ontario for at least one year, you can apply for divorce in Canada—even if you were married abroad.