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notaclue

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Hi all,
Both parties are self represented.
My (hopefully) stbx contested,even though she left me and has lied non stop in the access case.
She has stated numerous times 'no chance of reconcilliation' and claimed (falsely) claims of domestic violence.
She contested stating she want equalization of debt, even though there are no assests, and domestic violence so restraining order too!
Do I prepare a motion asking for divorce to be granted or could judge grant it?
Do I include exhibits?
Thanks
 
There is no where near enough information here to help you.

What are you trying to accomplish?
 
notaclue said:
I want a divorce as quickly as possibe, with least amount of hassle.
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garbage in garbage out.

That should be very easy then.

Agree with everything your ex is asking for. The judge will create an order as such and you will be granted a divorce 1 year from your date of separation.

Now assuming that's not your only goal provide us with some real details

Date of Marriage
Date of Separation
# of kids
how much you each make
your roles as parents
a brief history
what "EXACTLY" you want.
 
The children/access/support is being dealt with as a different case, it is 18 months into litigation now.
She has never asked for spousal support, so according to my legal aid lawyer for children, it is unlikely she can now.

I just want toi know, after I mail the case confernce form brief (with court seal), do I also draft a motion? - asking for the divorce to be granted (we are separated 19 months, 2 children,
 
I would caution you about starting a divorce proceeding while still embroiled in family law.

1. It'll force a stay on ALL current litigation currently underway as part of family court. (Divorce Act is federal,it takes precedence over the provincial family law acts).

2. It'll put a full stop on EITHER of you being eligible for Legal Aid. (Lawyers will want to pull out, the second it gets wrapped into a Divorce proceeding, it's no longer eligible for funding).

3. You can ask for a divorce as part of the existing proceeding, but it's far easier to hash out the issues FIRST and then file.
 
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