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Reviewed: March 20, 2023

Steps in a Family Law Case

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Guides

Form 6B: Affidavit of Service (Example)
Form 13.1: Financial Statement (Example)
Guide to procedures in family court: Family court trial
Guide to procedures in family court: Serving your documents

Forms

Continuing Record
Form 6B: Affidavit of Service
Form 10: Answer
Form 13A: Certificate of Financial Disclosure
Form 15B: Response Motion to Change
Form 17A: Case Conference Brief (General)
Form 35.1: Affidavit (decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact)
Statement of Arrears Form
Table of Contents

Rules

Glossary
Rule 3: Time
Rule 5: Where a case starts and is to be heard
Rule 8.1: Mandatory Information Program
Rule 11: Amending an Application, Answer or Reply
Rule 18: Offer to settle

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People in Toronto must use the Ontario Courts Public Portal (OCPP) to file documents for:

Civil proceedings, like bankruptcy and estates matters
Small Claims Court
Family court

People who do not live in Toronto use the Justice Services Online portal to file documents.