Nanda & Associate Lawyers

  It’s no secret that getting divorced can be a highly-challenging procedure that can take a toll on your mental and emotional health. However, no one has prepared you for the fact that getting a divorce can also be expensive . You must pay for court proceedings, hire a divorce lawyer, and make divorce papers. Additionally, you may also need to give up a lot of your existing finances by dividing marital property . Even though these expenses are well-known, you might also have to pay financial support to your spouse in some cases. In contrast, you can also manage your finances better by receiving some financial help, called spousal support, from your ex-partner.   But you need to understand spousal support, its purpose, eligibility requirements, and the period before applying to pay or receive this financial help. This article discusses getting spousal support in Canada and its timeline.   What is Spousal Support? Spousal support refers to the financial support  one s...

  According to surveys , around 2.78 million people in Canada got a divorce in 2022. This is a significant increase from 2021, when around 2.74 million people got divorced. The increasing number of divorces in Canada emphasizes the importance of making the divorce process easier and less stressful. Currently, getting a divorce is challenging; couples have to go through an extensive legal process which takes a lot of time. In most cases, divorce takes a toll on both parties' emotional and mental health, especially if they constantly have to worry about the divorce negatively impacting their reputation. Even if your divorce isn’t high-profile, any negative statements or unwanted exposure to your personal life can significantly impact your professional status and future personal relationships. Therefore, family law lawyers discuss the importance of preserving the reputation of both parties while going through a divorce.   This article discusses protecting your reputation and avoi...