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A married couple in Alberta had already agreed to separate and wanted to complete their divorce without unnecessary legal costs. The client and their former partner wanted a simple, affordable, guided process to help them understand the required paperwork, avoid mistakes, and move forward without hiring separate lawyers.
Divorce Easy helped the couple prepare and organize the required divorce documents for filing in Alberta, guiding them through each step with clear, practical support. The goal was to make the experience less confusing, more affordable, and easier to manage. Particularly for people with busy schedules and limited time to navigate the paperwork and court process on their own, so they could focus on moving forward with confidence.
The client had already decided that an uncontested divorce was the right path forward but felt uncertain about what came next, including the required documents and Alberta court process. Their situation also involved a Special Forces Pension Plan, which, like many government pension plans, has strict administrative requirements and requires specific language in the court order for the pension administrator to accept it for the purpose of division. This added another important layer to getting the divorce documents prepared correctly.
The client wanted experienced support to make the process feel clear and manageable, without having to navigate unfamiliar paperwork and court requirements on their own.
Divorce Easy reviewed the client’s situation and identified what needed to be completed to move the uncontested divorce forward, including the additional requirements related to the SFPP.
The team amended the client’s original court documents as needed, prepared the remaining divorce documentation, and drafted the specific court order required to meet the pension administrator’s requirements for dividing the pension. They also gathered the supporting documentation, completed the required court forms, and managed the filing process from start to finish.
By handling both the standard divorce requirements and the pension-specific documentation, the team finalized the parties’ divorce without further unnecessary delays or confusion.
The client benefited from a streamlined, fully managed process, with Divorce Easy handling preparation, filing, and progress from start to finish. Their divorce was granted within three months, while the court order required to divide the Special Forces Pension Plan was granted within just one month, allowing the pension division to move forward efficiently. With the paperwork and pension-specific requirements handled on their behalf, the client avoided the stress of navigating a more complex process alone while keeping costs manageable.
Their team handles the full process on the client’s behalf, from preparing and filing the required Alberta divorce paperwork to managing each step through finalization. This approach helps keep costs more affordable than traditional legal services, reduces the risk of unnecessary delays, and gives clients greater confidence knowing the process is handled from start to finish.
This case study shows how Divorce Easy supports Albertans who need affordable, practical help with an uncontested divorce.