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For any of these steps, you must apply to court and explain to a judge why they should grant the order you are requesting. The process of applying to court can be complicated. It’s a good idea to speak with a lawyer first. | For any of these steps, you must apply to court and explain to a judge why they should grant the order you are requesting. The process of applying to court can be complicated. It’s a good idea to speak with a lawyer first. | ||
==How the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program works== | ===How the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program works=== | ||
The '''Family Maintenance Enforcement Program''' (FMEP) is a free service provided by the provincial government. The program enforces support orders and agreements on behalf of the person who is owed support. | The '''Family Maintenance Enforcement Program''' (FMEP) is a free service provided by the provincial government. The program enforces support orders and agreements on behalf of the person who is owed support. | ||
