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Ontario · guided first draft
Start with where you are.
Answer in plain language. The builder will organize your decisions into an original lawyer-review draft—not copy another service’s form.
For straightforward separations between individuals.This builder is not for lawyers or professional legal use. It is not a substitute for legal advice, does not guarantee that a draft is complete or enforceable, and is not suitable where there is family violence, pressure, incomplete disclosure, a serious disagreement, or complex property or support issues. Review this scope before purchase or use: choose this product only if it fits your situation; if it does not, do not buy or use it. You remain responsible for your information and decisions.
Always arrange a professional review.Before relying on, signing, witnessing, or filing anything, each person should have the draft and full financial disclosure reviewed by their own independent family lawyer in Toronto or elsewhere in Ontario. Confirm any court forms, filing steps, or procedural requirements with the appropriate Ontario family court.
Choose the description that fits best.
Can both people negotiate without fear, pressure, or intimidation?
Pause joint drafting.If there is coercion, family violence, or a safety concern, do not negotiate or sign together without individualized professional help. In an emergency, call 911.
The people and timeline
Set the factual foundation.
Use legal names. Dates matter for property, support, and any later divorce application.
Add both names and choose the relationship type.
Keep documents nearby.Before signing, both people should exchange complete income, asset, debt, pension, and property information. This draft records your disclosure status; it does not replace disclosure.
Children
Build around their needs.
Parenting terms should be specific enough to follow and flexible enough for real life. The child’s safety, security, and well-being come first.
Are there children affected by this separation?
How should custody and major parenting decisions be handled?
Who should cover children’s extra costs, such as lessons, activities, and health costs not paid by insurance?
Do not guess child support.The base amount depends on the paying parent’s province, income, and number of children. Parenting time and special expenses can change the result. Use the official tables and have the final clause reviewed.
Money and property
Record the deal, not assumptions.
Describe what each person keeps, transfers, pays, or refinances. Do not use this builder to calculate equalization.
Financial disclosure status
Is the matrimonial home owned or rented?
Will the person receiving ownership pay the other person for the transfer?
Does either person have a pension, business interest, trust, foreign asset, or stock options?
This builder may not be suitable for your situation.Pensions, businesses, trusts, foreign property, stock options, a large asset or debt pool, or complicated tax issues can require specialized disclosure, valuation, tax advice, and tailored legal terms. Stop before signing and consult an Ontario family lawyer and any needed financial professional.
Support
Make payment terms precise.
Spousal support can depend on entitlement, amount, and duration. This builder records your proposed terms; it does not calculate them.
Tax treatment can differ.Periodic and lump-sum support may have different tax consequences. Confirm the structure before signing.
Working rules
Plan for change and disagreement.
Good agreements explain how information is shared, how changes are made, and what happens before anyone goes to court.
Would you like to propose any additional terms that have not been covered?
Will each person ask a separate Ontario family lawyer to review this agreement before signing?
How will the signatures be witnessed?
Is commissioning required?No. Ontario requires a written agreement signed by both people in front of an adult witness; that witness does not have to be a notary. Choosing a notary or commissioner can provide stronger proof of who signed, help prevent later authenticity disputes, and may be required when the agreement is used outside Canada.
Do not sign under pressure.Each person should review the full financial disclosure and obtain advice from their own independent Ontario family lawyer before signing.
LAWYER-REVIEW DRAFT
Your decisions, organized.
Read every section together with your disclosure documents. Resolve every “not yet decided” item before signing.
Do not sign or rely on this draft yet.This product supplies general information and drafting structure for individuals with straightforward separations. It does not provide legal advice or accept responsibility for your choices, omissions, losses, or results. Each person should have the draft reviewed by their own independent family lawyer in Toronto or elsewhere in Ontario, and confirm any court procedure with the appropriate Ontario family court.
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Legal checkpoints reviewed September 2026. This product provides general legal information and drafting structure for individuals, not legal advice or a professional service. Ontario law can change; always obtain independent family-law review before relying on the draft.