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Many people assume divorce always ends in court, but only about 3% of family law cases actually proceed to trial. Most matters are resolved through negotiation or settlement.

When cases do become high conflict or complex, strong litigation experience matters. At Progressive Legal Solutions, we focus on strategically handling the family law matters that require courtroom advocacy.

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When a relationship ends, a shared business can make things more complicated. In Ontario, business interests may be included in equalization, and decisions need to be made about whether the business is sold, divided, or continued together after separation.

Understanding your options early can help protect both your financial and business interests.

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If you own a business and are facing separation or divorce, the first few decisions matter.

Before changing compensation, moving money, signing a settlement, or responding emotionally, it is important to understand disclosure, valuation, support, tax, privacy, and cash-flow risk.

Our new Ontario guide explains how business owners can prepare wisely before making costly mistakes.

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Divorce looks different when your children are adults — but not everything changes. While parenting schedules may no longer apply, financial responsibilities can still continue, especially if a child is in school or still dependent.

Understanding what stays the same — and what changes — can help you navigate this next stage with clarity.

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Divorce is not only a legal process. It can affect your sleep, appetite, digestion, heart health, energy and mental well-being.

Our new article explains the health effects of separation stress, including broken heart syndrome, gut health, weight changes and practical steps to protect yourself during a difficult time.

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Just got served with divorce papers?

It can feel stressful and confusing, but you are not out of options. There are clear steps you can take to protect yourself and move forward with confidence.

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Not sure if you’re ready to separate or divorce? You don’t have to decide before speaking to a lawyer.

Getting early legal advice can help you understand your rights, your options, and what separation could mean for your finances and parenting. It’s not a commitment — just informed guidance.

Even if you don’t move forward, having that understanding early can help you make more confident decisions down the line.

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If one spouse owns a business, divorce can quickly become more complex than most people expect.

Questions about business value, corporate income, retained earnings, disclosure, spousal support, and cash flow can shape the entire outcome. Our new article explains what business owners and their spouses should know early in an Ontario divorce.

Read the guide and understand the risks before making major decisions.

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Living in different places shouldn't stop your divorce from moving forward. In Canada, you can generally file in any province where either spouse has been a resident for at least one year. This applies even if one of you is living in another province or another country entirely. Check out our latest guide to see how residency rules impact your filing options and next steps.

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