Uncontested Divorce Lawyer Surrey BC

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Cube Law Corporation helps individuals across BC complete simple, joint, and uncontested divorces — where both spouses agree on all terms. We offer transparent, all-in fixed-fee pricing so you know exactly what you’re paying before you begin.

Does Your Divorce Qualify as Uncontested?

If you and your spouse both agree to end the marriage and have resolved all related issues, your divorce is uncontested — sometimes called a simple, joint, or mutual divorce. This is the most common and most affordable type of divorce in BC.

Your divorce qualifies as uncontested if:

You and your spouse both agree to the divorce
You have been separated for at least one year
There are no children, OR all parenting, child support, and property matters are already resolved through a written agreement, consent order, or mediated settlement
Neither spouse is contesting any terms

If any of these conditions are not met — for example, if parenting arrangements or property division are still in dispute — your matter is contested and will require a different approach. Call us to discuss your situation.

Note: Under the BC Family Law Act, “children” includes any child under 19, or any child 19 or older who is a full-time student or otherwise dependent. If you have a child who meets this definition, the $3,000 fee applies.

BC Legal Requirements for an Uncontested Divorce

To obtain a divorce in British Columbia:

You or your spouse must have been a resident of BC for at least one year before filing
You must have been separated for at least one year (separation does not require a court order — it begins when you or your spouse intend to end the marriage)
The divorce is filed in BC Supreme Court — no court appearance is required for an uncontested divorce (desk order divorce)
If children are involved, satisfactory parenting and child support arrangements must be in place before the divorce order is granted

Note: Cube Law represents one party only. Even in a joint or mutual divorce where both spouses agree, each party should have independent legal advice from their own lawyer. If your spouse does not have a lawyer, we can refer you to options.

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Transparent, Fixed-Fee Pricing

All fees are all-in — legal fees, court filing fees, disbursements, GST/PST included. No surprise invoices.

$ 2,500 all-in

No dependent children involved
Both spouses agree on all terms
Includes lawyer consultation, document preparation, and court filing
Desk order divorce — no court appearance required
One party represented

Fixed Fee

$ 3,000 all-in

One or more dependent children (under 19, or 19+ if full-time student or dependent under the BC Family Law Act)
Both spouses agree on all terms including parenting and child support
A written parenting agreement, consent order, or mediated settlement must be in place before we begin
Includes lawyer consultation, document preparation, and court filing
Desk order divorce — no court appearance required
One party represented

Fixed Fee

These fees cover the divorce application only. If you do not yet have a separation agreement dealing with property, support, or parenting, that is a separate matter and quoted separately. Call us to discuss your situation before submitting the intake form.

How the Process Works

Submit Your Information

Fill out our contact form below. Tell us about your situation, whether children are involved, and confirm that all terms are agreed upon.

We Send You an Intake Form

We will email you a detailed intake form to gather the information needed to prepare your divorce application.

We Prepare Your Documents

Our lawyer prepares all required BC Supreme Court forms and reviews your application for completeness and accuracy.

You Review and Sign

You review the documents, confirm accuracy, and sign. In-person signing at our South Surrey office is required.

We File with BC Supreme Court

We file your divorce application with the court. For a desk order divorce, no court appearance is required.

Divorce Order Granted

The judge reviews and signs the divorce order. You receive a copy of the order confirming your divorce is final.

An uncontested divorce typically takes 3–4 months from filing to the divorce order being granted, depending on court processing times. We will keep you updated throughout the process.

Why Clients Choose Cube Law for Their Uncontested Divorce

Fixed Fee — All-In

You know the full cost before you begin. $2,500 without children, $3,000 with children. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no hidden disbursements.

Local Surrey Lawyer

We are based in Morgan Creek, South Surrey. We serve clients across BC but are rooted in the community we work in.

Straightforward Process

We handle uncontested divorces efficiently and clearly. We tell you exactly what is needed, prepare your documents accurately, and file with the court on your behalf.

Meet Your Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer

Rajat Verma is a practicing lawyer in Surrey BC with over 5 years of experience handling uncontested divorces and family law agreements for clients across British Columbia.

Rajat takes a practical, efficient approach — preparing your divorce documents accurately and filing with the BC Supreme Court so you can move forward with clarity and confidence. Fixed-fee pricing means you know the full cost before you begin.

Cube Law Corporation operates on a fixed-fee model — your prenuptial agreement is $1,500 + tax, with no hourly billing surprises.

Fluent in English, Hindi, and German, Rajat serves clients across Surrey, Vancouver, and all of BC. Remote appointments available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an uncontested divorce?

An uncontested divorce — also called a simple, joint, or mutual divorce — is one where both spouses agree to the divorce and have resolved all related issues including parenting, support, and property. Because there are no disputes, the process is faster, less stressful, and significantly less expensive than a contested divorce.

Do both spouses need a lawyer?

Each party should have independent legal advice from their own lawyer. Cube Law represents one party only. Even in a fully agreed divorce, having your own lawyer ensures your rights are protected and the documents are filed correctly.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in BC?

Typically 3–4 months from the date of filing, depending on BC Supreme Court processing times. The one-year separation period must be completed before the divorce order can be granted.

What does "with children" mean for the fee?

Under the BC Family Law Act, children includes any child under 19, or any child 19 or older who is a full-time student or otherwise financially dependent. If you have a child who meets this definition, the $3,000 all-in fee applies. All parenting and child support arrangements must be resolved before we can file.

What if we don't have a separation agreement yet?

The fixed fee covers the divorce application only. If you do not yet have a written agreement dealing with property division, spousal support, or parenting arrangements, that needs to be addressed separately before or alongside the divorce. Call us to discuss your situation — we can advise on next steps.

Can I get divorced without going to court?

Yes. An uncontested divorce in BC is processed as a desk order divorce — the judge reviews and signs the order without either spouse appearing in court. This is the standard process for uncontested divorces where all terms are agreed upon.

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