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==Making an appeal to the Supreme Court==

To appeal a decision, you must file a form called a [[Form F80 Notice of Appeal|Notice of Appeal]] in Form F80 within 40 days of the decision. Appeals from the Provincial Court are governed by Rule 18-3 of the Supreme Court Family Rules. This form is a lot more complex than the forms you've used in the Provincial Court. In the form you must indicate:

#when the order you are appealing was made,
#the name of the judge who made the order,
#that you are bringing your appeal pursuant to section 233 of the ''Family Law Act'', and
#the reason or reasons why you are bringing the appeal.

Once you've filled out your Notice of Appeal, you must file it in the registry of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court <span class="noglossary">will</span> charge you a fee to do this. The registry <span class="noglossary">will</span> stamp your Notice of Appeal with the seal of the court, a date stamp, and the file number of your new court proceeding. You must then serve the notice on the other person by personal service, and file another copy of the notice in the Provincial Court registry where the order was made