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   How do I file a child support claim?

   • Follow these steps: These documents provide the court with information about your financial situation in order to determine how much child support should be paid. Submit your completed forms by mail or in person to the nearest family court to you. Find a family court in your community. Serve copies of the forms to the other parent or caregiver.

   Set up or update child support in court - Ontario.ca

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   Where can I file a family court document in Ontario?

   • You can submit a request to file family court documents to the Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice, including the Family Court Branch of the Superior Court of Justice and the Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice (but not the Ontario Court of Appeal).

   File family court documents online - Ontario.ca

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   How do I file a affidavit of service in Ontario?

   • You may find it here: Guide to procedures in family court: Serving your documents | Ontario.ca. Both parties must file the Affidavit of Service Form 6B with the court. The Affidavit of Service Form tells the court that you successfully served the other party with your documents. The Ontario Court of Justice uses Case Center for family law cases.

   Family case: step-by-step - Ontario Court of Justice

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   How do I get a file number in Ontario?

   • If you are going to the Ontario Court of Justice, go to the family counter. If you are going to the Superior Court of Justice, take a number and wait to be called. You will get your file number and a notice to attend a mandatory information program session for both you and the other party.

   Child support – Legal Aid Ontario

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   What documents do I need to pay child support in Canada?

   • As the parent or caregiver paying child support, you must gather these three supporting documents to go with the forms: A copy of each personal income tax return filed with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for the past three tax years, including receipts, invoices and other similar items that you used to complete your return.

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   How do I file a divorce in Ontario?

   • Take at least three copies of all of your documents to the court clerks. If you are going to the Ontario Court of Justice, go to the family counter. If you are going to the Superior Court of Justice, take a number and wait to be called.

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2. www.ontario.ca › page › set-up-or-update-childSet up or update child support in court - Ontario.ca

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   Step 1 – Complete the court forms. You fill out one of the following forms, depending on whether you’re the one setting up child support or responding to the other parent or caregiver who is setting it up: Form 8 – if you're setting up child support.

3. www.ontario.ca › page › file-family-court-documentsFile family court documents online - Ontario.ca

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   • How It Works
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   You can submit a request to file family court documents to the Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice, including the Family Court Branch of the Superior Court of Justice and the Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice (but not the Ontario Court of Appeal). After you submit your family court documents, court staff will notify ...

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   You can submit most family court documents online, including to: 1. apply for a simple or joint divorce 2. start or answer an application for things like child support, spousal support, or division of property 3. attend a family conference 4. make or respond to a motion 5. bring a motion to change a final court order or agreement for things like ch...

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   It’s best to contact a lawyer before filing documents online or in court. A lawyer knows what documents you must file, as set out in the Family Law Rulesor any court Notices and Practice Directions. A lawyer can provide advice on your options and legal risks, the evidence that should be provided to the court and the consequences of not providing the required information or following court procedure. If you need to contact a lawyer, you can find one through: 1. The Law Society Referral Service...

   Get free online help to complete your court forms

   Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) has a free online tool to help you complete your court forms. The Family Law Guided Pathwaysasks you questions and puts your answers into the required court forms. When you’re finished, you can save or print your completed forms before filing them online. You can also find more information about family law on CLEO’s Steps to Justice website.

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   Before you file online, make sure you complete, sign and date all required documentsaccording to: 1. the Family Law Rules 2. relevant requirements from the Ontario Court of Justice 3. relevant requirements from the Superior Court of Justice In some circumstances, you must also swear or affirm an oath in front of a notary public or commissioner of o...

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   You will receive confirmation that your documents have been submitted but not yet filed with the court. Take a screenshot or print a copy of this screen for your records. Court staff will review your documents within 5 business daysto determine if they are accepted or rejected for filing with the court. If your documents are: 1. accepted, you will ...

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   If you have any questions about your specific case, contact the court office where your documents were submitted or filed. You can find a list of courthouse addresses and phone numbers here. 1. Contact Us

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   To start your financial disclosure, you will need to complete either: Form 13: Financial Statement (Support Claims) if your case involves child support or spousal support, but not property issues

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6. stepstojustice.ca › 1-fill-out-your-court-forms-11. Fill out your court forms - Steps to Justice

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   Fill out court forms for cases about children, support, and property in separation or divorce. The main form you fill out is Form 8: Application. In it, you: give basic information about your family, such as your name, date of birth, and address, and those of your partner and your children.

7. www.ontariocourts.ca › ocj › family-courtFamily case: step-by-step - Ontario Court of Justice

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   The Family Submissions Online portal provides a simple method to electronically submit court documents, at every step in a case, in any new or existing family proceeding in the Ontario Court of Justice. Note, however, that there are limitations to documents that may be filed at this time.

8. www.legalaid.on.ca › faq › child-supportChild support – Legal Aid Ontario

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   Child support – Legal Aid Ontario. Child support is the amount of money that one parent pays to the other parent to help pay for the costs of caring for the child. Usually, the “payor parent” either spends less time with the children or, if they spend an equal amount of time with the children, makes more money.

9. www.legalaid.on.ca › faq › starting-a-family-court-caseStarting a family court case – Legal Aid Ontario

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   Step 1: Prepare your court application form. Complete Form 8: Application (General) and any other forms that are relevant to you and your situation. For example, if you are asking for child custody or access, you will also complete Form 35.1 Affidavit in Support of Claim for Custody or Access.