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Under s. 222 of the ''Family Law Act'', the court may make a ''conduct order'' to: | Under s. 222 of the ''Family Law Act'', the court may make a ''conduct order'' to: | ||
#encourage settlement | #encourage settlement, | ||
#manage a party’s behaviour that is frustrating settlement | #manage a party’s behaviour that is frustrating settlement, and, | ||
#prevent misuse of the court process. | #prevent misuse of the court process. | ||
Conduct orders include orders: | Conduct orders include orders: | ||
#that the parties participate in a family dispute resolution process | #that the parties participate in a family dispute resolution process, | ||
#that one or more of the parties, or a child, attend counselling | #that one or more of the parties, or a child, attend counselling, | ||
#restricting communication between the parties | #restricting communication between the parties, and, | ||
#that a party continue to pay for debts and services related to the family home, like paying the mortgage or paying the gas bill. | #that a party continue to pay for debts and services related to the family home, like paying the mortgage or paying the gas bill. | ||
Note that conduct orders restricting communication can also be made as protection orders. | Note that conduct orders restricting communication can also be made as protection orders. | ||
====Case management orders==== | ====Case management orders==== | ||
