1. Check when your MIP is scheduled

The date for your Mandatory Information Program session should be included in your court documents.

If you are the applicant, this date was given to you when you had your Application issued by the court clerk. At that time, you should have been given 2 notices to go to a Mandatory Information Program session, one for you and one for your partner.

If you are the respondent, you should have been given this date in the package of documents you were served with by your partner.

If you don't have a date, contact your local Family Law Information Center located at the courthouse to schedule a date to attend.

Or, if you can't go to the MIP session on the date you've been asked to, you can contact your local Family Law Information Center located at the courthouse and ask for another date.

In some regions, you may be able to take an online MIP. Contact your local Family Mediation and Information Service provider for more information.