Northwest Territories Joint Divorce Kit
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Quick Overview
With this kit, you can obtain your own divorce and save hundreds of dollars in legal fees. The kit contains a printed book and a CD-ROM (Windows only) with step-by-step instructions and all the necessary forms specific to the laws and court rules of the Northwest Territories.
This is intended for a Canadian audience.
ISBN: 9781770400375-NTJ
Number of pages: 96
Product Description for Northwest Territories Joint Divorce Kit:
If you want a divorce, you don't have to hire a lawyer! Use this kit when both parties want a divorce, there are no disputes over child custody, property, or spousal support, and at least one spouse has resided in your province for the last year.
The enclosed book, written in plain English, contains all the information you need to know about divorce law in Canada. Detailed information is included about:
- Separation agreements
- Child custody, access, and support
- Spousal support
- Division of family property
The CD-ROM contains:
- The forms you will need to do your own divorce
- Completed samples of the forms
- Detailed instructions for filling in each form
- Procedures for filing the forms in your local court system
- Links to updated forms and legislation
Product Specification for Northwest Territories Joint Divorce Kit:
| Market | Canada |
| Author | Alison Sawyer, Lawyer |
| Author Detail | Alison Sawyer was called to the bar in Ontario in 1977 and in BC in 1982. She was the Director of Training for the Legal Services Society from 1982 to 1986, and a staff lawyer for the Vancouver intake office of the Legal Services Society from 1987 to 1991. From 1991 to 1999, she ran a private practice specializing in family law and immigration issues. |
| Edition | 2nd |
| Pages | 96 |
| Size | 8x10 |
| ISBN | 9781770400375-NTJ |
| Library Sales? | Not for sale to libraries |
| UPC | 06963540037 |
| About the CD | The CD works with all versions of Microsoft Windows: 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP, Vista, and Windows 7 (Vista and Windows 7 installation requires you to have Administrator rights on your computer). |