Jewish Spouses Denied a Get
Wives or husbands whose former spouse refuses to participate in a religious divorce, leaving them unable to remarry within their faith community.
We represent clients navigating the complex intersection of civil and religious marriage law. From Get refusal to Mahr enforcement to Catholic annulment, we protect your legal rights while respecting the significance of your faith traditions—and pursue remedies when religious obligations become tools of control.
Wives or husbands whose former spouse refuses to participate in a religious divorce, leaving them unable to remarry within their faith community.
Those whose Islamic marriage contract included financial provisions that a former spouse now refuses to honour.
Individuals seeking formal recognition that their marriage was invalid under Canon Law, often necessary for remarriage within the Church.
Clients whose spouse is using religious divorce as leverage—demanding concessions on custody, support, or assets in exchange for religious freedom.
Couples whose marriage involved multiple religious traditions or foreign ceremonies requiring careful legal analysis.
Families where religious courts have issued custody rulings, where a parent has relocated children based on religious authority decisions, or where parents disagree about children's religious upbringing, schooling, or obligations.
Barriers removed
Court orders compelling religious divorce cooperation
Faith traditions
Jewish, Islamic, Catholic, Orthodox, and customary proceedings
Damages awarded
Compensation for Get refusal and religious coercion
Mahr disputes resolved
Enforcement and defence of Islamic marriage contracts
Cross-border recognition
Foreign religious marriages and divorces validated under Quebec law
Rabbinical & diocesan coordination
Working alongside religious authorities when appropriate
Canadian law recognizes that religious divorce refusal causes real harm. We use every tool available—barrier removal provisions under the Divorce Act, damages claims, cost consequences, and court orders—to ensure your former spouse cannot indefinitely deny you religious freedom.
When appropriate, we work alongside rabbinical courts, imams, diocesan tribunals, and other religious bodies. We understand their procedures and ensure that civil proceedings support rather than complicate your religious divorce process.
Religious divorce should never become a weapon. When a spouse demands custody concessions, inflated financial terms, or other advantages in exchange for religious cooperation, we fight back—in court if necessary—to ensure faith cannot be exploited for civil gain.
Connect with litigators who regularly handle religious-divorce barriers, faith-based marriage disputes, and the civil remedies needed to protect your rights in Quebec.
We represent clients across Greater Montreal and throughout Quebec.
Our service area includes Westmount, Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Outremont, Plateau, Downtown Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, LaSalle, Verdun, Pointe-Claire, Dorval, Kirkland, Beaconsfield, Vaudreuil, Saint-Laurent, Dollard-Des-Ormeaux, Saint-Léonard, Rosemont, and Villeray.
We also appear regularly in courthouses across Quebec, including Montreal, Saint-Jérôme, Terrebonne, Valleyfield, Joliette, Granby, Saint-Hyacinthe, Sherbrooke, Drummondville, Trois-Rivières, Gatineau, and Quebec City.