The Divorce Act

The Divorce Act is a federal law in Canada that governs the process of divorce. It outlines the legal grounds for divorce, such as separation for at least one year, and addresses related issues like child custody, support, and property division. The Act aims to make the divorce process clearer and more equitable, ensuring that the rights and responsibilities of both spouses are respected. It emphasizes the best interests of any children involved, promoting their well-being during and after the divorce proceedings. Overall, it seeks to facilitate fair resolutions for families going through separation.