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Divorce & Family
12 forms
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under the Family Law Act, RSNL 1990, c F-2 and the federal Divorce Act. The agreement reflects that married spouses divide matrimonial assets, while common-law partners need contract terms for property division. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting between separating partners, married or common-law. Designed to be signed and witnessed per provincial requirements. Both partners should consider independent legal advice before signing. Recommended before filing for divorce.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, parenting, and debt issues under the Family Law Act, CSNu c F-30 and the federal Divorce Act. It reflects that common-law partners become spouses after 2 years of continuous cohabitation. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting between separating partners, married or common-law, under Ontario's Family Law Act, section 54. Designed to be signed and witnessed per provincial requirements. Both partners should consider independent legal advice before signing. Strongly recommended before filing for divorce.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under the Family Law Act, RSPEI 1988, c F-2.1, and the federal Divorce Act. The agreement reflects that married spouses use an equalization of net family property model, while common-law partners need contract terms for property division. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under British Columbia's Family Law Act, SBC 2011 and the federal Divorce Act. BC treats partners as spouses for property purposes after 2 years of cohabitation, so property terms need precise drafting.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, parenting, and debt issues under the Family Law Act, SNWT 1997 and the federal Divorce Act. It reflects that common-law partners become spouses for property and support after 2 years of continuous cohabitation. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under The Family Law Act (Manitoba), The Family Property Act, and the federal Divorce Act. Property division and common-law rights depend on registration, cohabitation period, and whether the parties have a child.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under The Family Property Act, The Family Maintenance Act, 1997, The Children's Law Act, 2020, and the federal Divorce Act. Saskatchewan common-law spouses can gain property rights after 2 years of cohabitation.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under the Matrimonial Property Act and Parenting and Support Act and the federal Divorce Act. The agreement reflects that married spouses share matrimonial assets, while common-law partners need contract terms or registered domestic partnership planning for property rights. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, parenting, and debt issues under the Family Property and Support Act, RSY 2002 and the federal Divorce Act. It reflects that common-law partners may qualify for support after 1 year or a child, but do not receive automatic property-division rights. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Separation Agreement
Settles property, support, and parenting under the Family Law Act, SNB 2020 and Marital Property Act and the federal Divorce Act. The agreement reflects that married spouses share marital property, while common-law partners need agreement terms for property rights. Independent legal advice is strongly recommended before signing.
Family - Pre-Marriage & Parenting
12 forms
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Nunavut parenting plan under the Family Law Act, CSNu c F-30 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. Uses a unified Nunavut Court of Justice pathway and screens for Inuit customary law considerations where relevant. All Nunavut forms need high-priority Inuktitut translation in Phase B.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A detailed parenting plan between separated or divorced parents under Alberta's Family Law Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, school, extracurriculars, communication, relocation, and dispute resolution. Can stand alone or attach to a separation agreement.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A detailed parenting plan between separated or divorced parents under Ontario's Children's Law Reform Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making responsibility, parenting time, holidays, school, extracurriculars, communication, relocation, and dispute resolution.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A British Columbia parenting plan under the Family Law Act and federal Divorce Act. Covers guardianship, parental responsibilities, parenting time, relocation, holidays, communication, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Manitoba parenting plan under The Family Law Act and federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Nova Scotia parenting plan under the Matrimonial Property Act and Parenting and Support Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A New Brunswick parenting plan under the Family Law Act, SNB 2020 and Marital Property Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Newfoundland and Labrador parenting plan under the Family Law Act, RSNL 1990, c F-2 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Prince Edward Island parenting plan under the Family Law Act, RSPEI 1988, c F-2.1, and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Saskatchewan parenting plan under The Children's Law Act, 2020 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Yukon parenting plan under the Family Property and Support Act, RSY 2002 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. Includes a First Nations self-government screening question for wills, estates, and incapacity planning where a person may be a Citizen of a self-governing Yukon First Nation.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Northwest Territories parenting plan under the Family Law Act, SNWT 1997 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. NWT civil claims are print-ready because Territorial Court Civil Claims does not permit e-filing. Phase B should support the territory's 11 official languages.