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Current OCJ step-by-step family-case material covering opening a case, responding, document filing and related court procedure.
The OCJ directs parties to use the latest versions available from Ontario Court Services.
The OCJ warns parties not to submit the same filing through more than one filing method.
For the Ontario Courts Public Portal, the OCJ explains that court staff review an uploaded document and advise whether it has been accepted or rejected for filing.
The OCJ points self-represented users to CLEO Family Law Guided Pathways and Steps to Justice for form-completion and public legal education help.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: A Self-Help Guide: How to complete Form 35.1: Affidavit (decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact). Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “A Self-Help Guide: How to complete Form 35.1: Affidavit (decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact)”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: Checklist for Non-Parents Applying for Decision-making Responsibility. Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “Checklist for Non-Parents Applying for Decision-making Responsibility”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: CPIC Restraining Order Information Form (PDF). Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “CPIC Restraining Order Information Form (PDF)”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: CPIC Restraining Order Information Form (Word). Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “CPIC Restraining Order Information Form (Word)”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: Family Adoption Checklist. Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “Family Adoption Checklist”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: Joint Divorce Application Checklist. Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “Joint Divorce Application Checklist”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.
Official Ontario family-law form or related court document: Motion to Change (Rule 15) Checklist. Its use depends on the governing rule, the issues in the case and any applicable court directions.
Ontario Court Services lists this family-law document as “Motion to Change (Rule 15) Checklist”.
Read the form together with the current Family Law Rules and any applicable court orders, notices and practice directions. The governing rule determines when the form is required and how it is used.