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Alberta Separation & Divorce Documents
We draft simple, uncontested divorce documents for a fixed fee.
Getting Started & Pricing
We draft and file over 8% of the divorces in Edmonton, more than any other firm.
To get started, simply complete our online form (link below), and we will review your information and provide a fixed fee quotation. The most common divorce packages are priced at $1,450 + GST, plus a $310 court filing fee for a simple joint divorce without children. For a joint divorce with children, the most common price is $1,750 + GST (plus the court filing fee).
Alternatively, click here to book an in-person meeting where we’ll draft your divorce documents in about an hour and answer your general questions. However, there is a much better chance that we could answer questions and complete the divorce document in the time allotted -- if you were to complete the online form first.
Our team will assist you in completing your Alberta divorce forms using the information you provide. Please note, we are not acting as your lawyer in this process and we do not represent you. Click here if you need legal representation.
Eligibility for Our Simple, Uncontested Fixed Fee Service.
To use our simple, uncontested fixed fee service, the following must be true:
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You or your former spouse must have lived in Alberta for the past year.
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You have already divided your assets and debts or will do so within 2 years of the court granting your divorce without requiring further work or explanation.
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If there are children involved, child support must be paid according to the Federal Child Support Guidelines.
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You have agreed on parenting arrangements and decision-making responsibilities.
You also must meet one of these conditions:
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You must be living separate and apart from your spouse (even if in the same house). You may start the process at any time -- but the divorce will not be granted until after you have lived ‘separate and apart’ for one year and one day.
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You are living separate and apart (even in the same home), and you wish to claim cruelty or adultery by your partner AND they are willing to sign a document acknowledging their actions.
