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Sample court forms and blank court forms are listed and linked to in [[Sample Supreme Court Forms (Family Law)]]. | Sample court forms and blank court forms are listed and linked to in [[Sample Supreme Court Forms (Family Law)]]. | ||
===Preparing, filing and serving | ===Preparing, filing and serving your response=== | ||
You must file your Response to Family Claim at the court registry within 30 days of being served with the claimant's Notice of Family Claim. | You must file your ''Response to Family Claim'' at the court registry within 30 days of being served with the claimant's Notice of Family Claim. | ||
The Notice of Family Claim sets out the basic history of the parties' relationship and an outline of the orders the claimant would like the court to make. Your Response to Family Claim says which of the claimant's claims you agree with and which you oppose, and which of the facts set out in the Notice of Family Claim are inaccurate. | The Notice of Family Claim sets out the basic history of the parties' relationship and an outline of the orders the claimant would like the court to make. Your Response to Family Claim says which of the claimant's claims you agree with and which you oppose, and which of the facts set out in the Notice of Family Claim are inaccurate. | ||
