Avoid Mistakes While Filing Divorce Forms Written on February 15, 2010, by Dawson Quintin.

Initiation and settlement of divorce proceedings involve lots of paper work. Each state requires its own set of divorce forms and you have to choose appropriate divorce forms on the basis of many factors including your state of residency, whether you are going to have a fault-based or no-fault divorce, and whether you have disputes over children or property to decide in a court.

Three Ways to Get a Divorce in Alberta Written on January 13, 2010, by Dawson Quintin.

The Divorce Act was formulated by the Canadian Parliament and is applicable across the length and breadth of Canada. To go for a divorce in Alberta, you have to approach the superior court of that state. The act lays down three basic grounds for divorce.

A Brief Look at Divorce in BC Written on January 9, 2010, by Dawson Quintin.

The Divorce Act of Canada specifies that only one ground for divorce is admissible and that is a marriage breakdown. A marriage can be considered broken down for the following causes: you and your spouse have lived separate lives in the belief that your marriage has come to an end; your spouse has committed adultery: or your spouse has been mentally or physically cruel to you. If your own personal situation is one of the above, you can file for a divorce in BC.