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1. www.ontario.ca › document › guide-procedures-familySteps to complete, serve and file your financial disclosure ...

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   Once you have served your document, you will need to complete and swear or affirm Form 6B: Affidavit of Service to prove that you served the required financial forms and documents on the other party. See Rule 6 in the Family Law Rules or serving your documents for more information. Step 4: file your financial disclosure documents

2. www.ontario.ca › document › guide-procedures-familyUpdating your financial disclosure | Guide to procedures in ...

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   You must update your Financial Statement (Form 13 or Form 13.1): Depending on how much your financial situation has changed, you can update your financial statement by completing either: You must then serve and file your updated Financial Statement (Form 13 or Form 13.1) or Affidavit (Form 14A) before a case conference, motion or settlement ...

3. www.ontario.ca › document › guide-procedures-familyFinancial disclosure | Guide to procedures in family court

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   Dec 23, 2021 · There are two different types of Financial Statements in the family court forms: Fill out Form 13: Financial Statement (Support Claims) if your case involves child support or spousal support, but not property issues. Do not use this form if you are making a claim regarding property or debts.

4. goldhartlaw.com › financial-disclosure-guide-ontarioGuide to Ontario Financial Disclosure Forms 13 & 13.1 for Divorce

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   THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO FORM 13 & 13.1 FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE FOR DIVORCING OR SPEARATING COUPLES. Form 13: Financial Statement (Support Claims) — Used when only child or spousal support is at issue. Form 13.1: Financial Statement (Property and Support Claims) — Required when dealing with both support and property division matters.

5. www.ontariocourts.ca › scj › familyCase Conference Instructions | Superior Court of Justice

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   At least 3 days before your case conference, you must tell the court that you want your conference to proceed. You do this by filing a Form 17F: Confirmation of Conference that tells the judge the issues you would like to address and the documents the judge should review. If you or the other party don’t file this form, you will need the judge ...

6. stepstojustice.ca › steps › family-law4. Update your financial statement - Steps to Justice

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   1. Choose the right financial statement form 2. Fill out your financial statement form 3. Get your supporting documents 4. Update your financial statement. Financial statements must be updated: Before September 1, 2021, financial statements had to be updated if they were more than 30 days old. After September 1, you may be able to update your ...

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   What is a new form 13 & 14A?

   • A new Form 13: Financial Statement or Form 13.1: Financial Statement, if there has been a major change to your financial situation. A Form 14A: Affidavit, if there is no change or only minor changes to the last financial statement you filed. You must include details on all the changes.

   4. Update your financial statement - Steps to Justice

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   Where can I get help completing Form 13 & 13.1?

   • Getting Support for Completing Form 13 and Form 13.1 Don’t hesitate to get legal advice and assistance with your financial statement. You can get support from: A Canadian family law lawyer Mediator Legal aid clinic Family court staff They can help with: Selecting the right form Understanding disclosure requirements Organizing supporting documents

   Financial Disclosure Guide to Ontario Form 13 & Form 13.1

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   What is a 14A affidavit & a 13A?

   • A Form 14A: Affidavit, if there is no change or only minor changes to the last financial statement you filed. You must include details on all the changes. You also have to fill out Form 13A: Certificate of Financial Disclosure, where you list all the documents that prove what you said in your financial statement.

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   What is form 13.1 used for?

   • Key uses of Form 13.1 in court proceedings: Determines “net family property” which guides asset division Provides valuation of assets to be divided Calculates incomes for support orders Proves or disproves claims about expenses Shows whether unjust enrichment has occurred

   Financial Disclosure Guide to Ontario Form 13 & Form 13.1

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   Are form 13 & 13.1 specific to Ontario family law?

   • No, Forms 13 and 13.1 are specific to Ontario family law. Connect with us on LinkedIn. Cheryl Goldhartis a Mediator Who Can Make a Difference in resolving your family disputes. Near Four Decades of Family Law Experience: Cheryl’s extensive experience in family law ensures you’re in capable hands.

   Financial Disclosure Guide to Ontario Form 13 & Form 13.1

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8. goldhartmediation.ca › ontario-family-lawFinancial Disclosure Guide to Ontario Form 13 & Form 13.1

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   This guide offers an in-depth look at Form 13 and Form 13.1 to empower you through the disclosure process. Form 13: Financial Statement (Support Claims) – Used when only child or spousal support is at issue. Form 13.1: Financial Statement (Property and Support Claims) – Required when dealing with both support and property division matters.