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''Supreme Court'' | ''Supreme Court'' | ||
*the Notice of Family Claim, | |||
*the Response to Family Claim, | |||
*the Counterclaim, if any, | |||
*any agreements, | |||
*any Financial Statements that may have been prepared, | |||
*a copy of all orders made so far, and | |||
*if you're seeing the lawyer about an interim application, a copy of the Notice of Application and the supporting affidavits. | |||
''Provincial Court'' | ''Provincial Court'' | ||
*the Application to Obtain an Order or the Application to Change an Order, | |||
*the Reply, | |||
*any agreements, | |||
*any Financial Statements that may have been prepared, | |||
*a copy of all orders made so far, and | |||
*if you're seeing the lawyer about an interim application, a copy of the Notice of Motion. | |||
If you're in the midst of negotiations, you <span class="noglossary">will</span> want to bring: | If you're in the midst of negotiations, you <span class="noglossary">will</span> want to bring: | ||
*a copy of any offers made so far, and | |||
*any Financial Statements that may have been prepared. | |||
If you're planning on starting a divorce proceeding, you'll definitely need to bring: | If you're planning on starting a divorce proceeding, you'll definitely need to bring: | ||
*your original certificate of marriage (the ugly brown government document, not the flowery document you might have received from whomever performed the marriage), and | |||
*a photograph of your spouse. | |||
==Payment== | ==Payment== |