Divorce And Child Support

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In Canada, both parents must financially support their children. Assets acquired during marriage are generally divided equally in a divorce. You have the right to seek alimony. Legal aid services can provide free or low-cost assistance for those with low income.

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I got married in Canada. I am going through a divorce. I have no money. I have * of the * kids and he has *. He is getting paid by Canada for all *. He is saying he is not giving me alimony or child support. He is also saying he is not giving me my half of the house and other assets. He has gone as far as to say he is giving up his rights to the * kids I have. Help
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Wendy. Here are some points you should know:
- In Canada, both parents are obligated to support their children financially.
- Assets acquired during marriage, including a house, are generally divided equally in a divorce.
- You have the right to seek alimony.
You should consult a legal aid service in your area for more specific guidance.
I called a lawyer and was charged $* for an hour on the phone. They want $*,* to do the divorce
I'm sorry to hear about the high legal fees, Wendy. In Canada, there are organizations that provide free or low-cost legal services, especially for people with low income. You can look into legal aid services in your province or territory for assistance with your divorce case.
thank you so much
You're welcome, Wendy! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your situation.