Get Canada Form 14e - Ontario 2010-2025

This is a document telling you what you have been charged with and the details of your first appearance in court.

If you miss your deadline to serve and file an answer, the court case can proceed without your involvement and a judge may make final orders without your input. Rule 10 of the Family Law Rules tells you about how to answer an application.

NOTICE OF ACTION. TO THE DEFENDANT. A LEGAL PROCEEDING HAS BEEN COMMENCED AGAINST YOU by the plaintiff. The claim made against you is set out in the statement of claim served with this notice of action.

This is called a “consent dismissal order”. In this order, the participants agree: To dismiss the claims, without disclosing any settlement terms. That no further action can be taken on the claim and it will be closed.

The Book of Authorities should include a tab for each case (either numerical or alphabetical), and should include an index of the cases and indicate the tab where the case is reproduced. The particular passages in the cases to which you wish to refer should be clearly marked with highlighting, underlining or sidebars.

Form 14: Notice of Motion, where you list the orders you want the court to make; or a Form 14B: Notice of Motion if you're asking for a procedural order such as more time to file your documents. Form 14A: Affidavit, where you tell the court why you're asking for those orders and include your evidence.

Steps to filing an application Step 1: fill out your application and supporting documents. Depending on your case, there are different forms and supporting documents you will need to fill out to start the case. ... Step 2: get your application issued by the court. ... Step 3: serve all your documents. ... Step 4: File Proof of Service.