1. Don't just run out and get a lawyer. They're more interested in billable hours than they are in you.
2. Do your homework. Search canlii.ca and find everything pertinent to your case. Become an expert on you and your situation.
3. Avoid being sucked into Collaborative Family Law. It is a scam. In order to keep out of court 2 lawyers keep the process going forever. Mine and hers went on for 3 years and tons of money.
4. Find a Mediator. The Mediator should be a lawyer. If one of you doesn't like them, find another.
6. Come up with agreed equalization and separation agreement.
7. Get independent legal advice on the separation agreement. You might find a block here as the new lawyers(for both spouses) might see an opportunity to make money. Go to another
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2. Do your homework. Search canlii.ca and find everything pertinent to your case. Become an expert on you and your situation.
3. Avoid being sucked into Collaborative Family Law. It is a scam. In order to keep out of court 2 lawyers keep the process going forever. Mine and hers went on for 3 years and tons of money.
4. Find a Mediator. The Mediator should be a lawyer. If one of you doesn't like them, find another.
6. Come up with agreed equalization and separation agreement.
7. Get independent legal advice on the separation agreement. You might find a block here as the new lawyers(for both spouses) might see an opportunity to make money. Go to another
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