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- Part 1: Working it Out
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Key Issues
- 2.0 Introduction
- 2.1 Financial Orientation
- 2.2 Financial Inventory Worksheet
- 2.3 Monthly Budget Worksheet
- 2.4 Financial Separation Checklist
- 2.5 Legal Orientation
- 2.6 Care of Children
- 2.7 Parenting Decisions Worksheet
- 2.8 Child Support
- 2.9 Child Support Activity
- 2.10 Child Support Worksheet
- 2.11 Spousal Support
- 2.12 Spousal Support Worksheet
- 2.13 Property Division
- 2.14 Excluded Property Worksheet
- 2.15 Property Division Worksheet
- 2.16 Conclusion
- 2.17 Quiz
- 3. Preparing Yourself
- 3.0 Introduction
- 3.1 Managing Emotions
- 3.2 My Triggers Worksheet
- 3.3 Managing Your Emotions Worksheet
- 3.4 Communicate Constructively
- 3.5 Am I Ready for this Conversation Test
- 3.6 Good Communication Techniques
- 3.7 Communicating in Conflict
- 3.8 High Conflict Communications
- 3.9 Communication Worksheet
- 3.10 Communication Pitfalls
- 3.11 Communication Pitfalls Worksheet
- 3.12 Communication Review
- 3.13 Communication Dos and Don’ts
- 3.14 Negotiating
- 3.15 Negotiating for Win-Win
- 3.16 Negotiation Worksheet
- 3.17 Negotiating: Before, During and After
- 3.18 Conclusion
- 3.19 Quiz
- 4. Getting Help
- 5. Reaching Agreement
- 5.0 Introduction
- 5.1 Creating Agreements
- 5.2 Parenting Plan Worksheet
- 5.3 Separation Agreement
- 5.4 Separation Agreement Worksheet
- 5.5 Writing Agreements
- 5.6 My Priorities Worksheet
- 5.7 Finalizing Separation Agreements
- 5.8 Divorce
- 5.9 Steps to Uncontested Divorce
- 5.10 Divorce Flowchart
- 5.11 Conclusion
- 5.12 Quiz
- Part 2: Going to Court
- 6. Court
- 6.0 Introdcuction
- 6.1 Court Overview
- 6.2 Key Issues Worksheet
- 6.3 Choosing the Right Law
- 6.4 Choosing the Right Court
- 6.5 Court Rules
- 6.6 Legal Rights
- 6 .7 Care of the Children
- 6.8 Child Support
- 6.9 Child Support Exercise
- 6.10 Spousal Support
- 6.11 Property Division
- 6.12 Property & Debt Division Exercise
- 6.13 Property Worksheet
- 6.14 Conclusion
- 6.15 Quiz
- 7. Building your case
- 7.0 Introduction
- 7.1 Legal Skills – The Basics
- 7.2 Legal Research
- 7.3 Applying the Law Worksheet
- 7.4 Researching Case Law
- 7.5 Researching Cases on CanLII
- 7.6 Legal Research Exercise
- 7.7 Case Law Worksheet
- 7.8 Evidence
- 7.9 Evidence Inventory Worksheet
- 7.10 Building Your Case
- 7.11 Case Building Activity
- 7.12 Case Building Worksheet
- 7.13 Conclusion
- 7.14 Quiz
- 8. Court Forms
- 8.0 Introduction
- 8.1 Legal Writing
- 8.2 Completing Court Forms
- 8.3 Court Form Writing Activity
- 8.4 Affidavits
- 8.5 Sample Affidavit
- 8.6 Writing Affidavits
- 8.7 Formatting Affidavits
- 8.8 Affidavit Checklist
- 8.9 Affidavit Activity
- 8.10 Serving Documents
- 8.11 Serving Documents Quiz
- 8.12 Fixing Errors in your Submitted Court Forms
- 8.13 Conclusion
- 8.14 Quiz
- 9. Court Process
- 9.0 Introduction
- 9.1 Provincial (Family) Court Process
- 9.2 Early Resolution Steps
- 9.3 Application about a family law matter
- 9.4 Other Orders
- 9.5 PAS and/or Family Justice Counsellor
- 9.6 Attend a Family Management Conference (FMC)
- 9.7 Family Management Conference Worksheet
- 9.8 Attend a Family Settlement Conference (FSC)
- 9.9 Family Settlement Conference Worksheet
- 9.10 Attend a Trial Preparation Conference (TPC)
- 9.11 Trial Preparation Conference Worksheet
- 9.12 Attend Trial
- 9.13 Supreme Court Process
- 9.14 File and Serve
- 9.15 Attend Judicial Case Conference
- 9.16 Judicial Case Conference Worksheet
- 9.17 Attending a Trial Management Conference
- 9.18 Trial Management Conference Worksheet
- 9.19 Attending a Judicial Settlement Conference
- 9.20 Judicial Settlement Conference Worksheet
- 9.21 Attending Trial
- 9.22 Discovery
- 9.23 Examination for Discovery Worksheet
- 9.24 Interim Applications
- 9.25 Requesting the Same Judge
- 9.26 Conclusion
- 9.27 Quiz
- 10. Preparing for Court
- 10.0 Introduction
- 10.1 Evidence: Documents
- 10.2 Evidence: Witnesses
- 10.3 Witness Worksheet
- 10.4 Prepare your Legal Argument
- 10.5 Opening Statement
- 10.6 Opening Worksheet
- 10.7 Testifying in Court
- 10.8 Testimony Worksheet
- 10.9 Questioning Witnesses
- 10.10 Closing Statement
- 10.11 Closing Worksheet
- 10.12 Preparing for Trial Exercise
- 10.13 Presentation Skills
- 10.14 Going to Court
- 10.15 Managing the Stress of Trial
- 10.16 Before Court Checklist
- 10.17 Conclusion
- 10.18 Quiz
- 11. Orders and Agreements
- Get Legal Help
- Resources
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- Part 1: Working it Out
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Key Issues
- 3. Preparing Yourself
- 4. Getting Help
- 5. Reaching Agreement
- Part 2: Going to Court
- 6. Court
- 7. Building your case
- 8. Court Forms
- 9. Court Process
- 9.0 Introduction
- 9.1 Provincial (Family) Court Process
- 9.2 Early Resolution Steps
- 9.3 Application about a family law matter
- 9.4 Other Orders
- 9.5 PAS and/or Family Justice Counsellor
- 9.6 Attend a Family Management Conference (FMC)
- 9.7 Family Management Conference Worksheet
- 9.8 Attend a Family Settlement Conference (FSC)
- 9.9 Family Settlement Conference Worksheet
- 9.10 Attend a Trial Preparation Conference (TPC)
- 9.11 Trial Preparation Conference Worksheet
- 9.12 Attend Trial
- 9.13 Supreme Court Process
- 9.14 File and Serve
- 9.15 Attend Judicial Case Conference
- 9.16 Judicial Case Conference Worksheet
- 9.17 Attending a Trial Management Conference
- 9.18 Trial Management Conference Worksheet
- 9.19 Attending a Judicial Settlement Conference
- 9.20 Judicial Settlement Conference Worksheet
- 9.21 Attending Trial
- 9.22 Discovery
- 9.23 Examination for Discovery Worksheet
- 9.24 Interim Applications
- 9.25 Requesting the Same Judge
- 9.26 Conclusion
- 9.27 Quiz
- 10. Preparing for Court
- 11. Orders and Agreements
- Get Legal Help
- Resources
9.9 Family Settlement Conference Worksheet
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To make sure you are prepared, and can present well at your FCC, fill in this worksheet. This will help you get better results at an FCC and possibly help settle some, or all, of your case. Use your ‘Building Your Case Worksheet’ to fill in the reasons for the orders you seek.
9.9 Family Settlement Conference Worksheet
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