Your questions answered directly.

We work on a transparent fixed-fee basis. After a short intake to understand your situation, we give you a clear quote before any work begins—so there are no hourly surprises and you can plan with confidence. Most agreements range from $2,500 to $6,000 all-in, depending on complexity. The quote includes consultation, drafting, negotiation on your behalf, and court filing.

Most uncontested agreements move within 60–90 days once both people are aligned on the terms. The timeline depends on your situation and how promptly information is shared. Our structured process is designed to keep things moving without pressure. Delays typically happen when one party is slow to respond, not because of us.

Uncontested means both people are generally willing to reach reasonable terms and are not asking a court to decide the dispute for them. We specialize in these lower-conflict matters, which keeps the process calmer and more affordable. If you and your partner can communicate—even imperfectly—and are willing to work toward a fair deal, we can help. If there's genuine hostility, significant power imbalance, or unwillingness to negotiate, this may not be the right fit.

No. We work strictly within an uncontested, lower-conflict scope and do not provide litigation, courtroom representation, or services for contested or high-conflict disputes. If your matter is contested—meaning the other party won't agree to terms and one of you is asking a court to decide—we will tell you honestly and help point you toward appropriate support (a traditional family law firm that handles litigation).

This is one of the most important parts of what we do, so let us explain carefully. When a couple enters a family agreement, family law in Saskatchewan contemplates that both parties should have independent legal advice before signing.

Here's how it works with us: We are your independent legal advisor. We listen to your situation, negotiate on your behalf, advise you on the terms, and draft an agreement that protects your interests. We ensure you understand every clause and your legal rights and obligations before you sign.

The other person also needs independent legal advice. That needs to come from somewhere else—either from their own separate lawyer (which we encourage), or through a referral from us to another family law professional. We will provide referrals if they don't have counsel. The key point: both parties must have genuine, independent legal advice before signing.

Your partner should obtain independent legal advice before signing. We can provide referrals to other family law professionals in Saskatchewan who can give them that advice—either a separate lawyer for their own representation, or a legal advisor to review the agreement with them.

Yes. We are virtual-first and serve families across Saskatchewan. You can meet, review, and complete your agreement remotely—secure, simple, and scheduled around your life. No commute, no waiting rooms. Everything happens via video call, email, and phone.

Everywhere. Because we are virtual-first, we support families across the province—including Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Yorkton, and every other community in SK.

Yes. Post-mediation formalization is one of our core services. If you have reached terms in mediation, we can turn those agreed terms into a properly formalized written agreement, handle the legal paperwork, and manage court filing. This is often faster and cheaper than starting from scratch.

A limited legal licensee is authorized to provide specific legal services within a defined scope, under the regulation of the Law Society of Saskatchewan. We are licensed to provide family agreement services within an uncontested, fixed scope. We are not a full-service law firm; we do a small number of things exceptionally well rather than everything at high volume.

A parenting plan sets out schedules, decision-making, and communication arrangements in a child-focused way. We help you build a clear, practical plan designed to reduce friction and keep children at the centre. This includes parenting schedules, who makes what decisions, how child support is calculated, and how you'll communicate as co-parents going forward. A good parenting plan protects everyone—especially the kids.

Some disagreement is normal. As long as the matter stays uncontested and you are both working toward reasonable terms, we can help. We facilitate that negotiation—we listen to what each person needs, find creative solutions, and help you both see past the emotion to a workable deal. If a genuine impasse arises—if one person won't budge on something critical—we may recommend mediation before formalizing the agreement.

Yes. We treat your information with care and professional confidentiality, consistent with our obligations as a practice licensed through the Law Society of Saskatchewan. Your personal matters stay private.

Yes. The first step is a relaxed consultation. You do not need every detail figured out—we will help you organize your thinking and identify what still needs to be decided. Many people don't know where to start; that's normal. We'll guide you.

We are intentionally boutique, virtual-first, and fixed-fee, with a process built specifically to lower conflict. We do a small number of things exceptionally well rather than everything at high volume. We don't push you toward litigation or contested processes (we can't handle those anyway). We genuinely believe uncontested transitions can be calm and dignified.

Book an introductory consultation through our contact page. We will listen to your situation, explain how we work, answer your questions, and give you a clear fixed-fee quote. You have no obligation to proceed. The goal is for you to feel heard and understand what the next steps look like.