Canada: Divorce

Grey divorce—separation after age 50—is becoming increasingly common in Canada, bringing complex legal and financial challenges that differ significantly from traditional divorces. With retirement savings, pension division, and long-term financial stability at stake, understanding your legal rights and options is crucial when navigating a late-life separation.

BM argued that at age 12 there is a presumption for a VOC report, referencing statutory rights under the Children and Family Services Act and section 18(6)(f) of the Parenting and Support Act.

Divorce is often an emotionally and financially challenging time. The Collaborative Process offers a more respectful and supportive alternative to traditional negotiation or litigation.