Divorce Services BC | Uncontested & Joint Divorce Support

Looking to Get Divorced in BC?

 

If you have decided to end your marriage and you and your spouse agree about proceeding, Divorce 911 Services provides professional, remote support for eligible uncontested divorce matters in British Columbia.

 

Our service is available for individuals proceeding with a sole uncontested divorce and for individuals and couples proceeding with a joint divorce.

 

We provide remote service to eligible clients in British Columbia, throughout Canada, the United States, and internationally.

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Our Service Is Designed For​

• Individuals starting a sole uncontested divorce

• Couples proceeding with a joint divorce

• Parties who agree about proceeding with the divorce

• Matters that are not being contested

• Clients who prefer convenient remote service

 

Divorce 911 Services is a divorce service. We are not mediators and do not provide legal advice.

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Ready to Get Started?

 

Contact Divorce 911 Services today to learn about our service and the next steps.

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Uncontested Divorce in BC

An uncontested divorce is generally a divorce that is not being opposed.

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Depending on the circumstances, the divorce may proceed as either a sole application started by one spouse or a joint application made by both spouses.

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Our service is intended for individuals and parties who have decided to proceed with the divorce and are not contesting the matter.

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Being in agreement about proceeding does not necessarily mean that every practical detail between the parties has been finalized.

 

For example, spouses may agree regarding possession of a family pet while still working out certain practical details of the arrangement.

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Sole Uncontested Divorce in BC

One Spouse Starts the Application

A sole uncontested divorce is started by one spouse.

 

This may be an appropriate service option when one person wants to begin the divorce process and the divorce is not being contested.

 

Depending on the circumstances, the other spouse may need to be notified or served in accordance with the applicable requirements.

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A Sole Divorce May Be Suitable If:

• One spouse is starting the application

• The parties agree about proceeding with the divorce

• The divorce is not being contested

• The matter does not require mediation

• The parties are able to proceed without a contested dispute

 

Your spouse does not necessarily need to join your application for you to proceed with a sole divorce.

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Start Your Sole Uncontested Divorce

Contact Divorce 911 Services to learn more about our sole divorce service.

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Joint Divorce in BC

Both Spouses Proceed Together

A joint divorce is started by both spouses together.

 

This may be suitable when both spouses want to participate in the divorce application and agree about proceeding.

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A Joint Divorce May Be Suitable If:

• Both spouses want to proceed together

• Both participate in the application

• The divorce is not being contested

• Both parties are prepared to cooperate

 

The requirements for participation and signatures depend on the application and the circumstances.

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Start Your Joint Divorce

Contact Divorce 911 Services to learn more about our joint divorce service.

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Who Is Divorce 911 Services For?

Divorce 911 Services is designed for individuals and parties who have decided to proceed with their divorce and are not contesting the matter.

 

Our service may be suitable if:

• You have decided to end your marriage

• You and your spouse agree about proceeding

• The divorce is not being contested

• You want practical support with the process

• You prefer remote communication

• You are proceeding with a sole or joint application

 

Some practical details may still be under discussion.

 

For example, parties may agree regarding possession of a family pet while continuing to work out certain details.

 

If you and your spouse have a substantive disagreement that requires mediation, negotiation, or a court decision, our service may not be suitable.

 

We are not mediators and do not provide legal advice.

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Our Divorce Services

Divorce 911 Services provides practical support for eligible uncontested divorce matters, including:

• Sole uncontested divorce support

• Joint divorce support

• Uncontested divorce support

• Divorce process coordination

• Divorce application assistance

• Filing support

• Administrative assistance

• Process serving coordination

• Remote client support

 

Our goal is to provide a clear, organized, and convenient service for individuals and parties who are ready to proceed.

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Remote Divorce Support

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

 

Eligible clients may be located in:

• British Columbia

• Other parts of Canada

• The United States

• International locations

 

Clients outside British Columbia may be able to use our service depending on whether they meet the applicable requirements to proceed through the BC divorce process.

 

Remote service allows clients to communicate with us without the need for unnecessary travel.

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A Divorce Service Focused on Uncontested Matters

Divorce 911 Services focuses on uncontested divorce support.

 

We assist individuals and parties who agree about proceeding with their divorce.

 

Our service includes support for both sole uncontested divorces and joint divorces.

 

An uncontested matter does not necessarily mean that every practical detail between the parties has been finalized.

 

However, our service is not intended for matters involving contested disputes or situations where the parties require mediation to resolve disagreements.

 

Divorce 911 Services is a divorce service. We are not mediators and do not provide legal advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Looking to Get Divorced in BC — Where Do I Start?

If you have decided to get divorced and the matter is not being contested, you can start 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 in BC?

An uncontested divorce is generally a divorce that is not being opposed.

 

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

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What Is a Sole Uncontested Divorce?

A sole uncontested divorce is started by one spouse.

 

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

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What Is a Joint Divorce in BC?

A joint divorce is an application started by both spouses together.

 

Both spouses participate in the application.

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Do Both Parties Need to Sign?

Not necessarily.

 

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

 

The applicable requirements depend on the type of application and the circumstances.

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Can One Person Use Divorce 911 Services?

Yes.

 

Our service is available to individuals proceeding with a sole uncontested divorce. You do not need to be part of a joint application.

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Do Both Parties Need to Agree?

Our service is designed for parties who agree about proceeding with the divorce and are not contesting the matter.

 

Some practical details may still be under discussion, depending on the circumstances.

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Can We Still Get Divorced If We Agree on Possession of Our Family Pet but Have Not Agreed on All the Details?

Possibly.

 

If you and your spouse have agreed on possession of the family pet but are still working out certain practical details, that does not necessarily mean the divorce is being contested.

 

The circumstances of each matter are different.

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Divorce 911 Services does not determine pet-related rights, resolve disagreements, provide mediation, or provide legal advice.

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If you have questions about whether an unresolved detail affects your particular situation, you should obtain appropriate legal advice.

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Are Divorce 911 Services Mediators?

No.

 

Divorce 911 Services is a divorce service, not a mediation service.

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Do You Provide Legal Advice?

No.

 

Divorce 911 Services does not provide legal advice.

 

Our service provides practical divorce process support and administrative assistance for eligible uncontested matters.

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Can I Receive Divorce Services Remotely?

Yes.

 

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

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Can Someone Outside BC Use Your Service?

Eligible clients outside British Columbia may be able to use our remote service depending on whether they meet the requirements to proceed through the BC divorce process.

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How Long Does an Uncontested Divorce Take in BC?

The timeline can vary depending on the circumstances, applicable requirements, and court processing times.

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Ready to Get Divorced in BC?

Start Your Divorce Process Today

If you have decided to proceed with your divorce and the matter is not being contested, Divorce 911 Services can provide information about our service and the next steps.

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

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Take the Next Step

Contact Divorce 911 Services today to learn more about our service and how to get started.

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

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Divorce 911 Services

Professional divorce service for uncontested matters.

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