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→7. Rule 7-1: Judicial Case Conferences
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*An application to set aside or replace the whole or any part of an agreement; | *An application to set aside or replace the whole or any part of an agreement; | ||
*An application to change or set aside the determination of a parenting coordinator. | *An application to change or set aside the determination of a parenting coordinator. | ||
The purpose of a JCC is to help the parties come to an agreement on some or all of the matters at issue, to identify the issues that are in dispute and those that are not, to explore alternatives to litigation, to schedule disclosure, discoveries, and the exchange of documents, and to schedule interim applications and the trial date. JCCs may be heard by either judges or masters and are set for approximately an hour and a half. Parties can set more than one Judicial Case Conference. | |||
=== 8. Divorce Law and First Nations People === | === 8. Divorce Law and First Nations People === | ||
