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Divorce Process with Abuse Allegations in Toronto

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First published at 10:23 UTC on March 11th, 2024.

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Navigating the divorce process when abuse allegations are involved can be daunting. Let's break down the initial steps and considerations.
1. Legal Representation:
o It's essential to secure a lawyer experienced in family law and domestic abuse cases. They provide guidance, represent your interests, and navigate complexities.
2. Filing for Divorce:
o The process starts with one party filing a divorce petition. In cases of abuse allegations, it may include requests for protective orders or exclusive possession of the matrimonial home.
3. Temporary Orders:
Courts issue temporary orders to address immediate concerns like safety, child custody, and financial support.
4. Gathering Evidence:
Both parties gather evidence related to abuse allegations.
Custody and Visitation Discussions
1. Impact of Allegations
o Abuse allegations significantly influence custody and visitation decisions. Courts prioritize children's safety, often resulting in supervised visitation or limited custody for the accused.
2. Presenting Evidence:
o It's crucial to present evidence supporting or refuting abuse allegations, affecting court decisions on custody and visitation.
For expert guidance through the divorce process, visit DivorceGo.ca or call 416-792-5400.

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