London Free Press
July 18, 2011
Counselling before breakup: New Ontario divorce rules start Monday
The Toronto Star
July 18, 2011
"Ontario's attorney general is bringing in new regulations for couples in the province hoping to get divorced.
Every couple hoping to get a divorce through the provincial court system will have to attend an information session about alternatives to going to court, and will also be given the option to attend a mediation session paid for by the attorney general's office.
Attorney general Chris Bentley says the program will save couples time, money on lawyers and much of the emotional toll that comes with the court system.
The expanded province-wide program will cost $8 million a year."
Every couple hoping to get a divorce through the provincial court system will have to attend an information session about alternatives to going to court, and will also be given the option to attend a mediation session paid for by the attorney general's office.
Attorney general Chris Bentley says the program will save couples time, money on lawyers and much of the emotional toll that comes with the court system.
The expanded province-wide program will cost $8 million a year."
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