Marketing Term Clarification - "90-Day Divorce" is a marketing term, not a legal term. Our 90-day target specifically refers to reaching a separation agreement between the parties, which establishes the substantive rights and obligations of each spouse regarding property division, support and other relevant matters. Parenting plans require additional time. The formal divorce order itself, requires a judge's signature and a court application, is a separate legal process and requires additional fees that you can apply for after the separation agreement is finalized. While the separation agreement governs your substantive rights, the final divorce order will be obtained through subsequent court proceedings in accordance with provincial requirements. We do NOT guarantee you will get a Court ordered divorce in 90 days as that process usually takes between 8 months to a year depending on Court processing times.

Timeline Expectations - The "90-Day Divorce" name represents our target timeline goal, not a guaranteed outcome. While we are committed to moving your case forward as efficiently as possible, the actual duration of your separation depends on several factors outside our control. These factors include your timely cooperation and responsiveness in providing necessary information and documentation, the complexity of your individual circumstances, prompt and good-faith negotiations between parties, the responsiveness and cooperation of opposing counsel, scheduling availability and processing times. Our team will diligently work to advance your case and remove any obstacles within our control. However, some cases take longer than 90 days to complete. Depending on the specific circumstances, your divorce may take 6-12 months or longer to finalize. Any delays resulting from external factors such as uncooperative opposing counsel, or delays in client or opposing party’s responsiveness are not due to lack of effort on our part.

Flat Fee Structure - Our flat fee service is designed for straightforward, moderate complex divorce cases. This fee structure assumes a standard level of complexity and time commitment. If your case requires significantly more time than allocated, or if complications arise that were not apparent at the outset, we reserve the right to convert your representation to our standard hourly billing structure. If conversion becomes necessary, you will be notified in advance and any unused portion of your flat fee will be credited toward hourly charges or refunded as appropriate. We also reserve the right to withdraw from flat fee representation if the case scope substantially exceeds initial expectations, either known or unknown, in which case you will receive a refund of any unused fees. The Firm has final decision making as to whether your matter will fit within the flat fee package and whether it wishes to proceed with the retainer, even if your matter appears to meet all the necessary criteria, the Firm may still decline to represent you.