In a Simple Divorce, one person (the Applicant) starts the case and the other (the Respondent) is served the papers. In a Joint Divorce, both spouses sign the application together from the start, signaling to the court that there are no disputes to resolve. Joint divorces are often the preferred route for Legal Boutique clients because they reflect a shared, amicable intent.
Do I need a separation agreement if we don’t have kids?
Yes. Even without children, a separation agreement is vital to formally "waive" or set the terms for spousal support and to finalize the division of property and debts. Without a signed agreement, your ex-spouse could potentially...
