Videos on family law motions

Once you start a court case, it can take a long time to get a final court order. A family law motion lets you ask a judge for a temporary court order to decide certain issues quickly. Watch our videos to learn more.  

This video explains the different types of family law motions and helps you identify the one you need.  

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This video explains how to start a regular or urgent motion in family court. 

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This video explains how to respond to a regular or urgent motion in family court.

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This video explains what happens at a motion in family court and helps you prepare for one.

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These videos were developed with support from the Department of Justice Canadian Family Justice Fund. 

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