Uncontested Divorce Services in BC

Sole & Joint Divorce Support

 

If you have decided to end your marriage and are ready to move forward, Divorce 911 Services provides remote administrative support for eligible uncontested divorce matters in British Columbia.

 

We assist individuals with sole uncontested divorces and individuals or couples proceeding with joint divorces.

 

Our service is designed for people who have decided to proceed with their divorce and are not looking for negotiation, mediation, legal advice, or legal representation.

 

Remote service is available to eligible clients in BC and may also be available to clients elsewhere in Canada, the United States, and internationally, depending on the circumstances and applicable requirements.

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Uncontested Divorce in BC

 

An uncontested divorce generally means that the divorce is not being opposed.

 

In BC, a divorce may generally proceed as either:

• Sole divorce — one spouse starts the divorce application.

• Joint divorce — both spouses proceed with the application together.

 

The appropriate process depends on the circumstances of the spouses and the applicable requirements.

 

If you and your spouse agree about getting divorced but still have questions or disagreements about other matters, those issues may require independent legal advice.

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Sole Uncontested Divorce

One Spouse Starts the Divorce

 

A sole divorce is started by one spouse.

 

This may be an option when you want to begin the divorce process and your spouse is not opposing the divorce.

 

Depending on the circumstances, your spouse may need to receive notice or be served with documents in accordance with applicable requirements.

 

A sole divorce does not require both spouses to start the application together.

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A Sole Divorce May Be Suitable If:

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• You are ready to begin the divorce process.

• You and your spouse agree about getting divorced.

• The divorce is not being contested.

• You do not require mediation to resolve a dispute.

• You want practical administrative support with the process.

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Sole Divorce Support

 

Contact Divorce 911 Services to learn about our administrative support and the general process for starting a sole uncontested divorce.

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Joint Divorce in BC

Both Spouses Proceed Together

 

A joint divorce is started by both spouses.

 

This may be an option when both spouses want to participate in the divorce application and agree about moving forward.

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A Joint Divorce May Be Suitable If:

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• Both spouses want to proceed together.

• Both are prepared to participate in the application.

• The divorce is not being contested.

• Both spouses are prepared to cooperate with the process.

 

The documents, signatures, and procedural requirements may vary depending on the circumstances.

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Joint Divorce Support

 

Contact Divorce 911 Services to learn about our administrative support and the general process for a joint divorce.

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Who Is Our Service For?

 

Divorce 911 Services is intended for individuals and couples who are ready to proceed with an uncontested divorce and want practical help with the administrative side of the process.

 

Our service may be suitable if you:

• Have decided to end your marriage;

• Agree with your spouse about moving forward;

• Are not dealing with a contested divorce;

• Want administrative support;

• Prefer remote communication; and

• Are proceeding with a sole or joint divorce.

 

Some practical details may still be under discussion between spouses.

 

However, we do not negotiate disputed terms, mediate disagreements, or provide legal advice.

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What Does Divorce 911 Services Do?

 

Depending on the circumstances, our administrative services may include:

• Sole uncontested divorce support;

• Joint divorce support;

• Uncontested divorce process support;

• Divorce process coordination;

• Administrative assistance;

• Procedural and filing support;

• Process serving coordination; and

• Remote client support.

 

Our goal is to make the administrative side of an uncontested divorce clear, organized, and convenient.

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What We Do Not Do

 

Divorce 911 Services provides administrative support only.

 

We do not:

• Provide legal advice;

• Provide legal opinions;

• Provide legal representation;

• Negotiate terms between spouses;

• Mediate disputes; or

• Determine a client's legal rights or obligations.

 

If you need advice about your legal rights, responsibilities, options, or the legal effect of a document, you should consult a qualified lawyer.

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Remote Divorce Services

 

Our service is provided remotely, allowing eligible clients to communicate with us from their own location.

 

We may assist eligible clients in:

• British Columbia;

• Other parts of Canada;

• The United States; and

• Other international locations.

 

If you live outside BC and are considering a BC divorce, whether you can proceed depends on your circumstances and the applicable legal requirements.

 

We do not determine legal eligibility or provide legal advice.

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Divorce Services for Clients in BC

 

We provide remote administrative support for eligible uncontested divorce matters throughout British Columbia.

 

If you are searching for:

• Uncontested divorce in BC;

• Divorce services in BC;

• Sole divorce support;

• Joint divorce support;

• Uncontested divorce assistance; or

• Remote divorce support,

 

Divorce 911 Services can provide information about our administrative services and the general process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Start an Uncontested Divorce in BC?

 

If you and your spouse have decided to proceed and the divorce is not being contested, you can begin by determining whether a sole or joint divorce application is appropriate for your circumstances.

 

Contact Divorce 911 Services to learn about our service and the general process.

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What Is an Uncontested Divorce?

 

An uncontested divorce generally means that the divorce is not being opposed.

 

It may proceed as either a sole or joint application, depending on the circumstances.

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What Is a Sole Divorce?

 

A sole divorce is started by one spouse.

 

The other spouse does not join the application, although applicable notice or service requirements may apply.

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What Is a Joint Divorce?

 

A joint divorce is started by both spouses together, with both participating in the application.

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Do Both Spouses Have to Sign?

 

Not necessarily.

 

A sole divorce is started by one spouse, so both spouses do not necessarily sign the same application.

 

The applicable documents and signature requirements depend on the application and circumstances.

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Can One Spouse Start a Divorce Without the Other?

 

A sole divorce application is started by one spouse.

 

However, applicable notice or service requirements may apply depending on the circumstances.

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Do Both Spouses Have to Agree to Get Divorced?

 

Our service is intended for individuals and couples who agree about moving forward with the divorce and are not asking us to resolve a dispute.

 

If there is a disagreement that requires negotiation, mediation, or a court decision, our service may not be appropriate.

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What If We Have Not Agreed on Every Practical Detail?

 

Not every practical detail necessarily needs to be resolved for spouses to agree about proceeding with a divorce.

 

For example, spouses may agree about getting divorced while continuing to work out practical arrangements.

 

The legal effect of an unresolved issue depends on the circumstances. Divorce 911 Services does not determine legal rights or provide legal advice.

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Are You Mediators?

 

No.

 

Divorce 911 Services does not provide mediation services.

 

We do not negotiate terms or mediate disagreements between spouses.

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Do You Provide Legal Advice?

 

No.

 

We provide administrative support only.

 

We do not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or legal representation.

 

If you require legal advice, you should consult a qualified lawyer.

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Can I Use Your Divorce Service Remotely?

 

Yes.

 

Our service is provided remotely, allowing eligible clients to communicate with us from their own location.

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Can Someone Outside BC Use Your Service?

 

Possibly.

 

Eligible clients outside BC may be able to use our remote service depending on their circumstances and the applicable requirements for proceeding with a BC divorce.

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How Long Does an Uncontested Divorce Take in BC?

 

The timeline varies from matter to matter.

 

It can depend on the circumstances, the type of application, completion of required steps and documents, and court processing times.

 

We do not guarantee a particular processing time or divorce date.

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Ready to Get Started?

Uncontested Divorce Support in BC

 

If you have decided to proceed with your divorce and the matter is not being contested, Divorce 911 Services can provide information about our administrative services and the general process.

 

Whether you are proceeding with a sole uncontested divorce or a joint divorce, our remote service is designed for eligible uncontested matters.

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Contact Divorce 911 Services

 

Contact us to learn more about our service, discuss the general process, and find out how to get started.

 

Sole Divorce • Joint Divorce • Uncontested Divorce • Remote Divorce Support

 

Divorce 911 Services

 

Administrative support for eligible uncontested divorce matters.

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Divorce 911 Services is not a law firm. We provide administrative support only and do not provide legal advice, legal representation, negotiation, or mediation. We do not guarantee that a

particular matter will qualify for or proceed through the BC divorce process.

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