Difference between revisions of "How Do I Prepare an Affidavit?"

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*Summary: If necessary summarize your position and perhaps describe the order that you want the court to make.
*Summary: If necessary summarize your position and perhaps describe the order that you want the court to make.


Affidavits drafted by me often look something like this:
Affidavits drafted by me often look something like what follows.
 
===First paragraph===


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<blockquote>'''Application'''</blockquote>
===Application===


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<blockquote>'''Background'''</blockquote>
===Background===


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...and so on. Once I'm done introducing the basic background of the parties, I'll describe the events that led the Applicant to be making the specific application before the court.
...and so on. Once I'm done introducing the basic background of the parties, I'll describe the events that led the Applicant to be making the specific application before the court.


<blockquote>'''Circumstances of Application'''</blockquote>
===Circumstances of application===


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...and so on. If necessary, usually when an affidavit is particularly long or the facts are particularly complicated, I may summarize the orders I'm asking for and why I'm asking for them.
...and so on. If necessary, usually when an affidavit is particularly long or the facts are particularly complicated, I may summarize the orders I'm asking for and why I'm asking for them.


<blockquote>'''Summary'''</blockquote>
===Summary===


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