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This page will discuss the process for replying to a court proceeding in the Supreme Court and the Provincial Court. For a more complete picture of the court process, this page should be read together with the previous page, Starting a Court Proceeding. | This page will discuss the process for replying to a court proceeding in the Supreme Court and the Provincial Court. For a more complete picture of the court process, this page should be read together with the previous page, Starting a Court Proceeding. | ||
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==The Supreme Court== | ==The Supreme Court== | ||
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FCCs can be extraordinarily helpful in helping everyone understand the issues and the dispute. Cases sometimes settle at FCCs, and even if a complete settlement can't be reached, problems about time with the children and support can usually be resolved on a temporary basis. This is a lot less expensive than making an interim application if you have to hire a lawyer. | FCCs can be extraordinarily helpful in helping everyone understand the issues and the dispute. Cases sometimes settle at FCCs, and even if a complete settlement can't be reached, problems about time with the children and support can usually be resolved on a temporary basis. This is a lot less expensive than making an interim application if you have to hire a lawyer. | ||
FCCs are discussed in more in the <span style="color: red;">Case Conferences</span> page. | FCCs are discussed in more detail in the <span style="color: red;">Case Conferences</span> page. | ||
==Further Reading in this Chapter== | ==Further Reading in this Chapter== |