Difference between revisions of "Case Conferences in a Family Law Matter"
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<blockquote><blockquote><tt>(e) the court considers it appropriate to do so in the circumstances.</tt></blockquote></blockquote> | <blockquote><blockquote><tt>(e) the court considers it appropriate to do so in the circumstances.</tt></blockquote></blockquote> | ||
In other words, if your application is urgent you can ask for permission to have your application heard before the first JCC. If your application falls into one of the exceptions set out in Rule 7-1(3), you don't need the court's permission. If your application doesn't fall into either category, you've got little choice but to | In other words, if your application is urgent you can ask for permission to have your application heard before the first JCC. If your application falls into one of the exceptions set out in Rule 7-1(3), you don't need the court's permission. If your application doesn't fall into either category, you've got little choice but to have a JCC before you can bring your application. | ||
Applications to be exempt from the JCC requirement are made by filing a special form of Requisition without an appearance in court. | Applications to be exempt from the JCC requirement are made by filing a special form of Requisition without an appearance in court. | ||