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Specializing in Divorce and Separation Agreements
Over 30 Years Experience
Our Experienced Family Lawyers have over 30 years of combined experience and have appearances at every level of court
Transparent, Ethical Billing
Our Experienced Family Lawyers have over 30 years of combined experience and have appearances at every level of court
$99 Divorce Consultation
Our Experienced Family Lawyers have over 30 years of combined experience and have appearances at every level of court
Is Divorce the best option for you and your family?
Virk Law understands that going through a divorce or separation is complicated enough without the added fear of hefty legal bills, custody agreements, damaging relationships, and uncomfortable litigation processes. With over two decades of combined experience in Divorce & Family Law, our trusted Divorce & Family Lawyers are dedicated to understanding your unique circumstances and providing tailored legal services to ensure that your process is as comfortable as possible.
Is Divorce right for you? To find out, we have compiled a comprehensive questionnaire to help you make the right decision for you and your family.
Consider Divorce
If you have separated and have attempted solutions such as counselling or therapy and there is no chance of reconciliation
If you have separated and have attempted solutions such as counselling or therapy and there is no chance of reconciliation
If you have resolved your internal conflict over the divorce and are satisfied there can be no agreement
If you have children, you have considered the consequences and still see divorce as your best option
If you are confident that your reasons are sincere and not emotionally reactive ie., threatening a divorce in an attempt to gain control over your partner or making a spontaneous decision after a heated disagreement that you may reconsider later
If you’re in an emotionally or physically abusive relationship
Consider Other Options
If your decision is emotionally responsive – such as out of anger or frustration, or to gain power over your partner
If you still feel that there is a chance that you and your partner can work things out
If you’re not ready to accept your children’s potential sadness and want to ensure their viewpoints are heard
If you don’t want changes to your lifestyle and finances
Virk Law Divorce Consultation Itinerary (75-90 Minutes)
Step 1: Gather General Information
The first step is gathering information about you and your partner – when were you married? For how long?
Step 2: Gather Specific Information
The second step is to gather more specific information, such as details about your spouse, whether you have children and their ages.
Step 3: Why Do You Want A Divorce?
After we have established a comprehensive picture of who you are, we will inquire into your reason(s) for wanting a divorce.
Step 4: Your Situation Determines What We Offer
Every case is different, and there are innumerable factors to consider before deciding the best way to proceed such as whether you are legally married, have children, own property, have major differences in income, and more.
Step 5: Child Support
If you have children, their needs will be taken into account and child support options will be explored and discussed.
Step 6: Spousal Support
If you will require financial support after your separation, spousal support options will be explored and discussed.
Step 7: The Plan Going Forward
Now that your family lawyer has a comprehensive picture of who you are, who your spouse is, and what your situation entails, they will be in a unique situation to provide you with the best option going forward.
Testimonials
Our Lawyers on Divorce
“Obtaining a divorce judgment on an uncontested basis can be challenging without the assistance of a lawyer, especially if you have children who live outside of Canada. It is important to me in my practice to provide my clients with the assistance they need to complete the divorce process with minimal fees and time expended.”
Not Megan Tupper“Although we try our best to facilitate mediation between partners to find collaborative divorce solutions, unfortunately, not everything can be settled, and matters must be taken to court. When that happens, clients need effective, clear, and strong representation in court.”
Not Renn Spence“Context is key to helping parties move on with their lives in this difficult period of their lives. Each Divorce matter needs to be dealt with in a skillful yet delicate manner with empathy. If the matter proceeds to litigation in court, the client should feel confident that their counsel/lawyer is representing their rights.”
Rob Virk