Resources & Guides

Practical guidance for family transitions.

Free, detailed guides to help you understand divorce, parenting plans, co-parenting, and uncontested family agreements in Saskatchewan. Read, learn, and move forward with clarity.

Comprehensive guides

In-depth resources on key family agreement topics. Written in plain language so you understand your options before you talk to us.

Divorce Guide

Step-by-step process for uncontested divorce in Saskatchewan. Learn about costs, the process, common mistakes, and how fixed-fee services differ from hourly billing.

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Parenting Plan Guide

Build a child-focused parenting plan that works. Covers parenting-time schedules, decision-making, child support, communication, and planning for changes.

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Co-Parenting Resource

Practical strategies for healthy co-parenting after separation. Communication tips, conflict reduction, and principles for raising healthy kids in two homes.

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Saskatchewan family law basics

A plain-language overview of the rules that shape most separations in the province. Each links to a deeper guide.

Dividing property

Saskatchewan generally divides family property acquired during the relationship equally, and the family home gets special treatment. These rules also apply to common-law partners who have lived together for at least two years.

Child support

Support follows the Federal Child Support Guidelines: a set table amount based on the paying parent's income and the number of children, plus a proportional share of special expenses. More in the parenting plan guide.

Parenting after separation

Parenting time and decision-making are guided by the best interests of the child. A clear written plan keeps both homes on the same page. See the co-parenting resource.

Ending the marriage

An uncontested divorce in Saskatchewan rests on a one-year separation, with at least one spouse resident in the province for a year. See the divorce guide.

Official Saskatchewan resources

Helpful public resources, independent of Peace Family Agreements.

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