The Riley Divorce & Family Law FirmHamilton, ON · October 2, 2026Understanding Contested vs Uncontested Divorce in Halifax: When Do You Need a Lawyer?
In Halifax, an uncontested divorce means both spouses agree the marriage is over and agree about related issues as well. A contested divorce means that one of the spouses doesn’t agree. The disagreement could stem from the ending of the marriage itself or on issues related to property division, support, or parenting. It’s possible to...
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