Difference between revisions of "Responding to Divorce Proceedings"
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===If you want to make your own claims=== | ===If you want to make your own claims=== | ||
If you have claims of your own you want to make — for example, about the parenting of your children, support, or how to divide property — you must file a counterclaim. The counterclaim says what orders you want the court to make. Just as you did with the response, you must fill out, file, and serve the counterclaim on your spouse. You must do this within 30 days of the date you were served with the notice of family claim. | If you have claims of your own you want to make — for example, about the parenting of your children, support, or how to divide property — you must file a counterclaim. The counterclaim says what orders you want the court to make. Just as you did with the response, you must fill out, file, and serve the counterclaim on your spouse. You must do this within 30 days of the date you were served with the notice of family claim. | ||
==Common questions== | ==Common questions== | ||
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This information applies to British Columbia, Canada | This information applies to British Columbia, Canada | ||
Reviewed in April 2020 | Reviewed in April 2020 | ||
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