jswizzle3737/ontario_laws_and_regs huggingface dataset:
RULE 1: GENERAL
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RULE 1.1: ELECTRONIC FILING AND ISSUANCE OF DOCUMENTS
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RULE 1.2: REDACTIONS AND OMISSIONS
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Redactions and omissions
 1.2 (1) After serving but before filing a document under these rules, including a financial statement (Form 13 or 13.1) or net family property statement (Form 13B or 13C), the party filing the document shall redact or omit from it and from any documents attached to it all identifying financial account numbers and personal identification numbers. O. Reg. 373/20, s. 1. Examples (2) Examples of information required to be redacted and omitted under subrule (1) include, (a)  social insurance numbers; (b)  bank or investment account numbers; (c)  credit card account numbers; and (d)  account numbers for mortgages, lines of credit or other loans. O. Reg. 373/20, s. 1. Duty re unredacted documents (3) A party who files a document in which information is redacted or omitted before filing shall, (a)  retain the complete, unredacted document; (b)  ensure that the complete, unredacted document is accessible in every hearing and conference in the case following the filing of the document; and (c)  if requested to do so by a judge at a hearing or conference, provide the complete, unredacted document to the judge. O. Reg. 373/20, s. 1. RULE 1.3: ACCESS TO COURT FILES Access to court files
RULE 1.3: ACCESS TO COURT FILES
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RULE 2: INTERPRETATION
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RULE 3: TIME
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RULE 4: REPRESENTATION
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RULE 5: WHERE A CASE STARTS AND IS TO BE HEARD
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RULE 6: SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS
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RULE 7: PARTIES
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RULE 8: STARTING A CASE
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RULE 8.0.1: AUTOMATIC ORDER
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Automatic order
 8.0.1 (1) This rule applies to a case in which any of the following claims is made, if the claim is made on or after February 1, 2022: 1.  A claim respecting decision-making responsibility or parenting time with respect to a child under the Divorce Act (Canada) or Part III of the Children’s Law Reform Act. 2.  A claim respecting net family property under Part I of the Family Law Act. 3.  A claim respecting a matrimonial home under Part II of the Family Law Act. 4.  A claim for support under the Divorce Act (Canada) or Part III of the Family Law Act. O. Reg. 781/21, s. 3. Same (2) For the purposes of this rule, a claim is made when any of the following occurs: 1.  An application that contains the claim is issued. 2.  An answer, motion to change a final order or agreement under rule 15 or response to motion to change that contains the claim is filed. O. Reg. 781/21, s. 3. Automatic order (3) On the making of a claim to which this rule applies, the clerk shall issue an automatic order (Form 8.0.1) and provide it to the party making the claim. O. Reg. 781/21, s. 3. Exceptions (4) Subrule (3) does not apply, (a)  if an automatic order has already been issued in the case; (b)  if the case is proceeding on consent of the parties; (c)  if the only claims to which this rule applies relate to, (i)  the incorporation of the terms of an agreement or prior court order, or (ii)  a family arbitration, family arbitration agreement or family arbitration award; or (d)  in an application brought by a person or agency referred to in subsection 33 (3) of the Family Law Act. O. Reg. 781/21, s. 3. Service on other parties (5) The party to whom the automatic order is provided shall serve the automatic order on every other party in the case in accordance with the following rules: 1.  If the claim is made in an application, the automatic order shall be served together with the application. 2.  If the claim is made in an answer, motion to change a final order or agreement under rule 15 or response to motion to change, the automatic order shall be served promptly after the party receives it from the clerk, but in any event not later than seven days after the automatic order is issued. O. Reg. 781/21, s. 3. Exceptions (6) Despite subrule (5), the automatic order is not required to be served on a person or agency referred to in subsection 33 (3) of the Family Law Act. O. Reg. 781/21, s. 3. RULE 8.1: MANDATORY INFORMATION PROGRAM Mandatory information program
RULE 8.1: MANDATORY INFORMATION PROGRAM
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RULE 9: CONTINUING RECORD
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RULE 10: ANSWERING A CASE
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Answering a case
 10. (1) A person against whom an application is made shall serve an answer (Form 10, 33B, 33B.1 or 33B.2) on every other party and file it within 30 days after being served with the application.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 10 (1); O. Reg. 91/03, s. 2; O. Reg. 519/06, s. 4. Time for answer — application served outside Canada or U.S.A. (2) If an application is served outside Canada or the United States of America, the time for serving and filing an answer is 60 days.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 10 (2). Exception — placement for adoption (2.1) In an application to dispense with a parent’s consent before adoption placement, (Form 8D.1), the time for serving the answer is, (a)  20 days, if the application is served in Canada or the United States of America; (b)  40 days, if the application is served outside Canada or the United States of America.  O. Reg. 337/02, s. 2; O. Reg. 535/18, s. 3. Answer may include claim (3) A respondent may include in the answer, (a)  a claim against the applicant; (b)  a claim against any other person, who then also becomes a respondent in the case.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 10 (3). Answer by added respondent (4) Subrules (1) to (3) apply to a respondent added under subrule (3), except that the time for serving and filing an answer is 14 days after service on the added respondent, or 30 days if the added respondent is served outside Canada or the United States of America.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 10 (4). Claim relating to decision-making responsibility, parenting time or contact (4.1) An answer containing a claim respecting decision-making responsibility, parenting time or contact with respect to a child shall be accompanied by the applicable documents referred to in rule 35.1. O. Reg. 42/21, s. 6. No answer (5) The consequences set out in paragraphs 1 to 4 of subrule 1 (8.4) apply, with necessary changes, if a respondent does not serve and file an answer. O. Reg. 322/13, s. 6; O. Reg. 142/14, s. 5. Reply (6) A party may, within 10 days after being served with an answer, serve and file a reply (Form 10A) in response to a claim made in the answer.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 10 (6). RULE 11: AMENDING AN APPLICATION, ANSWER OR REPLY Amending an application, answer or reply
RULE 11: AMENDING AN APPLICATION, ANSWER OR REPLY
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Amending an application, answer or reply
 11. (1) An applicant may amend the application without the court’s permission as follows: 1.  If no answer has been filed, by serving and filing an amended application in the manner set out in rule 8 (starting a case). 2.  If an answer has been filed, by serving and filing an amended application in the manner set out in rule 8 and also filing the consent of all parties to the amendment.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 11 (1). Amending answer without court’s permission (2) A respondent may amend the answer without the court’s permission as follows: 1.  If the application has been amended, by serving and filing an amended answer within 14 days after being served with the amended application. 2.  If the application has not been amended, by serving and filing an amended answer and also filing the consent of all parties to the amendment.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 11 (2). Child protection, amendments without court’s permission (2.1) In a child protection case, if a significant change relating to the child happens after the original document is filed, (a)  the applicant may serve and file an amended application, an amended plan of care or both; and (b)  the respondent may serve and file an amended answer and plan of care, but no later than, (i)  30 days after being served under clause (a), if service was within Canada or the United States of America, or (ii)  60 days after being served under clause (a), if service was outside Canada or the United States of America.  O. Reg. 91/03, s. 3; O. Reg. 42/21, s. 7 (1). Amending application or answer with court’s permission (3) On motion, the court shall give permission to a party to amend an application, answer or reply, unless the amendment would disadvantage another party in a way for which costs or an adjournment could not compensate.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 11 (3). Claim relating to decision-making responsibility, parenting time or contact (3.1) If an application or answer is amended to include a claim respecting decision-making responsibility, parenting time or contact with respect to a child that was not in the original application or answer, the amended application or amended answer shall be accompanied by the applicable documents referred to in rule 35.1. O. Reg. 42/21, s. 7 (2). How amendment is shown (4) An amendment shall be clearly shown by underlining all changes, and the rule or order permitting the amendment and the date of the amendment shall be noted in the margin of each amended page.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 11 (4). RULE 12: WITHDRAWING, COMBINING OR SPLITTING CASES Withdrawing, combining or splitting cases
RULE 12: WITHDRAWING, COMBINING OR SPLITTING CASES
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Withdrawing, combining or splitting cases
 12. (1) A party who does not want to continue with all or part of a case may withdraw all or part of the application, answer or reply by serving a notice of withdrawal (Form 12) on every other party and filing it.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 12 (1). Withdrawal — special party or child party (2) The application, answer or reply of a special party or a child party may be withdrawn (whether in whole or in part) only with the court’s permission, and the notice of motion for permission shall be served on every other party and on, (a)  the Public Guardian and Trustee, in the case of a special party; or (b)  the Children’s Lawyer, in the case of a child party. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 4. Costs payable on withdrawal (3) A party who withdraws all or part of an application, answer or reply shall pay the costs of every other party in relation to the withdrawn application, answer, reply or part, up to the date of the withdrawal, unless the court orders or the parties agree otherwise.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 12 (3). Costs on withdrawal by government agency (4) Despite subrule (3), if the party is a government agency, costs are in the court’s discretion.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 12 (4). Combining and splitting cases (5) If it would be more convenient to hear two or more cases, claims or issues together or to split a case into two or more separate cases, claims or issues, the court may, on motion, order accordingly.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 12 (5). Splitting divorce from other issues (6) The court may, on motion, make an order splitting a divorce from the other issues in a case if, (a)  neither spouse will be disadvantaged by the order; and (b)  reasonable arrangements have been made for the support of any children of the marriage.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 12 (6). RULE 13: FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE Financial disclosure
RULE 13: FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
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RULE 14: MOTIONS FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
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RULE 15: MOTIONS TO CHANGE A FINAL ORDER OR AGREEMENT
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RULE 16: SUMMARY JUDGMENT
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RULE 17: CONFERENCES
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RULE 18: OFFERS TO SETTLE
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RULE 19: DOCUMENT DISCLOSURE
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RULE 20: QUESTIONING A WITNESS AND DISCLOSURE
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RULE 20.1: DUTY OF EXPERTS
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Duty of experts
 20.1 (1) This rule applies to, (a)  a person who is a litigation expert within the meaning of rule 20.2; and (b)  an expert who is appointed by the court under rule 20.3. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Duty of expert (2) It is the duty of every expert to whom this rule applies to, (a)  provide opinion evidence that is fair, objective and non-partisan; (b)  provide opinion evidence that is related only to matters that are within the expert’s area of expertise; and (c)  provide such additional assistance as the court may reasonably require to determine a matter in issue. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Duty prevails (3) In the case of a litigation expert, the duty in subrule (2) prevails over any obligation owed by the expert to a party. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. RULE 20.2: EXPERT OPINION EVIDENCE Expert opinion evidence
RULE 20.2: EXPERT OPINION EVIDENCE
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RULE 20.3: COURT-APPOINTED EXPERTS
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Court-appointed experts
 20.3 (1) The court may, on motion or on its own initiative, appoint one or more independent experts to inquire into and report on any question of fact or opinion relevant to an issue in a case. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Requirements of order (2) An order under subrule (1) shall, (a)  name the expert being appointed, who shall be a person agreed on by the parties if possible; (b)  specify the instructions to the expert; and (c)  require the parties to pay the expert’s fees and expenses and specify the proportions or amounts of the fees and expenses that each party is required to pay. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Serious financial hardship (3) Despite clause (2) (c), the court may relieve a party from a requirement to pay any of the expert’s fees or expenses if the court is satisfied that requiring the payment would cause serious financial hardship to the party. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Security (4) If a motion is made under subrule (1) that is opposed, the court may, as a condition of the appointment, require the party making the motion to give such security for the expert’s fees and expenses as is just. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Additional orders (5) In making an order under subrule (1), the court may make any further order it considers necessary to enable the expert to carry out the specified instructions, including, (a)  an order for the inspection of property; or (b)  an order under section 105 of the Courts of Justice Act (physical or mental examination of a person), if the requirements of that section are met. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Report (6) The expert shall prepare a report of the results of his or her inquiry containing, at a minimum, the information listed in paragraphs 1 to 6 of subrule 20.2 (2) and an acknowledgement of expert’s duty (Form 20.2) signed by the expert, and shall file the report with the clerk and provide a copy of it to each of the parties. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Admissibility of report (7) The expert’s report is admissible in evidence in the case. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Cross-examination (8) An expert appointed under this rule may be cross-examined at trial by any party. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Non-application (9) This rule does not apply to requests by the court that the Children’s Lawyer act under subsection 112 (1) of the Courts of Justice Act or to appointments of persons by the court under, (a)  subsection 30 (1) of the Children’s Law Reform Act (assessment of needs of child); or (b)  subsection 98 (4) or (5) of the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017 (assessment orders). O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. Exception (10) Despite clause (9) (a), the report required under subsection 30 (1) of the Children’s Law Reform Act shall contain, at a minimum, the information listed in paragraphs 1 to 6 of subrule 20.2 (2), unless the court orders otherwise. O. Reg. 250/19, s. 8. RULE 21: REPORT OF CHILDREN’S LAWYER
RULE 21: REPORT OF CHILDREN’S LAWYER
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Report of Children’s Lawyer
 21. When the Children’s Lawyer investigates and reports on decision-making responsibility, parenting time or contact with respect to a child under section 112 of the Courts of Justice Act, (a)  the Children’s Lawyer shall first serve notice on the parties and file it; (b)  the parties shall, from the time they are served with the notice, serve the Children’s Lawyer with every document in the case that involves issues of decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact, support or education in relation to the child, as if the Children’s Lawyer were a party in the case; (c)  the Children’s Lawyer has the same rights as a party to document disclosure (rule 19) and questioning witnesses (rule 20) about any matter involving issues of decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact, support or education in relation to the child; (d)  within 90 days after serving the notice under clause (a), the Children’s Lawyer shall serve a report on the parties and file it; (e)  within 30 days after being served with the report, a party may serve and file a statement disputing anything in it; and (f)  the trial shall not be held and the court shall not make a final order in the case until the 30 days referred to in clause (e) expire or the parties file a statement giving up their right to that time.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 21; O. Reg. 42/21, s. 12; O. Reg. 522/21, s. 7. RULE 22: ADMISSION OF FACTS Admission of facts
RULE 22: ADMISSION OF FACTS
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Admission of facts
 22. (1) An admission that a document is genuine is an admission, (a)  if the document is said to be an original, that it was written, signed or sealed as it appears to have been; (b)  if it is said to be a copy, that it is a complete and accurate copy; and (c)  if it is said to be a copy of a document that is ordinarily sent from one person to another (for example, a letter, fax or electronic message), that it was sent as it appears to have been sent and was received by the person to whom it is addressed.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 22 (1). Request to admit (2) At any time, by serving a request to admit (Form 22) on another party, a party may ask the other party to admit, for purposes of the case only, that a fact is true or that a document is genuine.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 22 (2). Copy of document to be attached (3) A copy of any document mentioned in the request to admit shall be attached to it, unless the other party already has a copy or it is impractical to attach a copy.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 22 (3). Response required within 20 days (4) The party on whom the request to admit is served is considered to have admitted, for purposes of the case only, that the fact is true or that the document is genuine, unless the party serves a response (Form 22A) within 20 days, (a)  denying that a particular fact mentioned in the request is true or that a particular document mentioned in the request is genuine; or (b)  refusing to admit that a particular fact mentioned in the request is true or that a particular document mentioned in the request is genuine, and giving the reasons for each refusal.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 22 (4). Withdrawing admission (5) An admission that a fact is true or that a document is genuine (whether contained in a document served in the case or resulting from subrule (4)), may be withdrawn only with the other party’s consent or with the court’s permission.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 22 (5). RULE 23: EVIDENCE AND TRIAL Evidence and trial
RULE 23: EVIDENCE AND TRIAL
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RULE 24: COSTS
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RULE 25: ORDERS
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RULE 25.1: PAYMENT INTO AND OUT OF COURT
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RULE 26: ENFORCEMENT OF ORDERS
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RULE 27: REQUIRING FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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RULE 28: SEIZURE AND SALE
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RULE 29: GARNISHMENT
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RULE 30: DEFAULT HEARING
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Default hearing
 30. (1) The clerk shall issue a notice of default hearing (Form 30), (a)  if the support order is being enforced by the recipient, when the recipient files a request for a default hearing (Form 30A) and a statement of money owed (subrule 26 (5)); (b)  if it is being enforced by the Director, when the Director files a statement of money owed.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (1). Serving notice of default hearing (2) The notice of default hearing shall be served on the payor by special service in accordance with subrule 6 (4) and filed.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (2); O. Reg. 322/13, s. 18 (1). Payor’s dispute (3) Within 10 days after being served with the notice, the payor shall serve on the recipient and file, (a)  a financial statement (Form 13); and (b)  a default dispute (Form 30B).  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (3). Updating statement of money owed (4) The recipient shall serve and file a new statement of money owed (subrule 26 (5)) not more than seven days before the default hearing.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (4). When director to update statement (5) Despite subrule 26 (10), subrule (4) applies to the Director only if, (a)  the amount the Director is asking the court to enforce is greater than the amount shown in the notice of default hearing; or (b)  the court directs it.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (5). Statement of money owed presumed correct (6) The payor is presumed to admit that the recipient’s statement of money owed is correct, unless the payor has filed a default dispute stating that the statement of money owed is not correct and giving detailed reasons.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (6). Arrears enforceable to date of hearing (7) At the default hearing, the court may decide and enforce the amount owing as of the date of the hearing.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (7). Conditional imprisonment (8) The court may make an order under clause 41 (10) (h) or (i) of the Family Responsibility and Support Arrears Enforcement Act, 1996, suspending the payor’s imprisonment on appropriate conditions.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (8); O. Reg. 76/06, s. 8 (1). Issuing warrant of committal (9) If the recipient, on a motion with special service in accordance with subrule 6 (4) on the payor, states by affidavit (or by oral evidence, with the court’s permission) that the payor has not obeyed a condition that was imposed under subrule (8), the court may issue a warrant of committal against the payor, subject to subsection 41 (15) (power to change order) of the Family Responsibility and Support Arrears Enforcement Act, 1996.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 30 (9); O. Reg. 76/06, s. 8 (2); O. Reg. 322/13, s. 18 (2). RULE 31: CONTEMPT OF COURT Contempt of court
RULE 31: CONTEMPT OF COURT
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RULE 32: BONDS, RECOGNIZANCES AND WARRANTS
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RULE 32.1: ENFORCEMENT OF FAMILY ARBITRATION AWARDS
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Enforcement of family arbitration awards
 32.1 (1) A party who is entitled to the enforcement of a family arbitration award and who wants to ask the court to enforce the award under section 59.8 of the Family Law Act may file a request to enforce a family arbitration award (Form 32.1), together with, (a)  copies of the certificates of independent legal advice required by the Family Law Act for the parties to the family arbitration agreement; (b)  a copy of the family arbitration agreement; and (c)  the original award or a certified copy. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. When required to proceed by motion (2) Despite subrule (1), if there is already a family law case to which these rules apply between the parties to the family arbitration agreement in the Superior Court of Justice or the Family Court of the Superior Court of Justice, the party entitled to enforcement shall make a motion in that case rather than a request under this rule, and subrule 14 (24) applies in respect of the motion. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Application of other rules (3) The rules that apply to an application apply to a request to enforce a family arbitration award that is proceeding under this rule, unless these rules provide otherwise. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Hearing date (4) When a request to enforce a family arbitration award is filed, the clerk shall set a hearing date. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Service (5) The request shall be served immediately on every other party. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Request not served on or before hearing date (6) If a request to enforce a family arbitration award is not served on a respondent on or before the hearing date, the clerk shall, at the applicant’s request, set a new hearing date for that respondent, and the applicant shall make the necessary change to the request and serve it immediately on that respondent. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Opposing a request (7) Despite subrule 10 (1) (serving and filing answer), a respondent who wants to oppose a request to enforce a family arbitration award shall serve a dispute of request for enforcement (Form 32.1A) on every other party and file it, (a)  no later than 30 days after being served with the request; or (b)  if the request is served outside Canada or the United States of America, no later than 60 days after being served with the request. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Written hearing (8) Unless the court orders otherwise under subrule (10), the request shall be dealt with on the basis of written documents without the parties or their lawyers needing to come to court. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. Request for oral hearing (9) A respondent may request an oral hearing by filing a motion form (Form 14B) within seven days after being served with the request to enforce a family arbitration award. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8; O. Reg. 69/15, s. 11. Order for oral hearing (10) The court may order an oral hearing, on motion or on its own initiative, if it is satisfied that an oral hearing is necessary to deal with the case justly. O. Reg. 388/12, s. 8. RULE 33: CHILD PROTECTION Child protection
RULE 33: CHILD PROTECTION
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RULE 34: ADOPTION
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RULE 35: CHANGE OF NAME
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Change of name
 35. (1) An application under subsection 7 (3) (application to court for change of name) of the Change of Name Act shall be made within 30 days after the applicant is notified that the Registrar General has refused to make the requested change of name.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 35 (1). Service on the Registrar General (2) The applicant shall serve the application and any supporting material on the Registrar General by delivering or mailing a copy of the documents to the Deputy Registrar General.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 35 (2). Registrar general’s reasons for refusal (3) Within 15 days after being served under subrule (2), the Registrar General may file reasons for refusing to make the requested change of name.  O. Reg. 114/99, r. 35 (3). RULE 35.1: DECISION-MAKING RESPONSIBILITY, PARENTING TIME AND CONTACT Decision-making responsibility, parenting time and contact
RULE 35.1: DECISION-MAKING RESPONSIBILITY, PARENTING TIME AND CONTACT
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RULE 36: DIVORCE
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RULE 37: INTERJURISDICTIONAL SUPPORT ORDERS
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RULE 37.1: FAMILY LAW ACT PROVISIONAL ORDERS
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RULE 37.2: INTERNATIONAL CHILD ABDUCTION
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Application
 37.2 (1) This rule applies to international child abduction cases. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. Interpretation of rules (2) For the purposes of subrules 2 (2) and (4), dealing with an international child abduction case justly includes applying these rules with a view to providing the timeliest and most efficient disposition of the case that is consistent with the principles of natural justice and fairness to the parties and every child involved in the case. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. Prompt disposition (3) An international child abduction case shall be disposed of promptly, and not later than six weeks after the case is commenced if Article 11 of the Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction applies to the case. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. Case management judge (4) Wherever possible, a judge shall be assigned at the start of an international child abduction case to manage it and monitor its progress. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. First meeting (5) A first meeting of the parties with a judge shall be held not later than seven days after the case is commenced. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. Same (6) The clerk shall make best efforts to promptly notify the parties of the scheduling of the first meeting. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. Same (7) At the first meeting, the judge, (a)  shall set a timetable for the service and filing of further materials in the case, as well as a hearing date; and (b)  may make any further order the judge considers necessary. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. Hearing (8) Wherever possible, the hearing of the case shall be by the judge who attends the first meeting. O. Reg. 320/22, s. 7. RULE 38: APPEALS Appeals
RULE 38: APPEALS
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RULE 39: CASE MANAGEMENT IN FAMILY COURT OF SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE
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RULE 40: CASE MANAGEMENT IN ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE
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RULE 41: CASE MANAGEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN THE FAMILY COURT OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE)
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RULE 42: CASE MANAGEMENT BY ASSOCIATE JUDGE (FAMILY COURT OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE, OTTAWA)
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