Difference between revisions of "Interim Applications in Family Matters"

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*the amount of time the application respondent thinks it will take for the application to be heard.
*the amount of time the application respondent thinks it will take for the application to be heard.


The form you must use is Form F32, set out in the [http://canlii.ca/t/8mcr Supreme Court Family Rules], and linked to in [[Sample Supreme Court Forms (Family Law)]]. There is no fee to file an application response.
The form you must use is Form F32, which you can download in an editable format in [[Sample Supreme Court Forms (Family Rules)|Supreme Court Forms & Examples]]. There is no fee to file an application response.
 
The application respondent can, at any time after being delivered with a Notice of Application, choose to file an application of his or her own for whatever relief he or she might want to claim against the applicant, also by a Notice of Application. This is called a ''cross-application''. Depending on the circumstances and the timing of the cross-application, the parties will often agree to have the two applications heard at the same time.


====Supporting affidavits====
====Supporting affidavits====

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