Get Case Management Information Sheet

Filling out the Case Management Information Sheet is an essential step in ensuring your case is properly managed by the court. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently, whether you have prior legal experience or not.

Follow the steps to complete your Case Management Information Sheet online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Case Management Information Sheet and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by entering the claim number at the top of the form, as well as the details regarding the last date for filing and the assigned judge's name.
3. Indicate your role in the case by selecting the appropriate designation, such as claimant or defendant. Ensure the number of your designation is accurately noted.
4. Read the notes on page five before proceeding. This section provides important information about submission deadlines and required notifications to the court.
5. In section A, decide whether you wish to request a one-month stay for settlement negotiations and mark 'Yes' or 'No' accordingly.
6. For section B, indicate if there are specific reasons for requiring the case to be heard at a particular court. If so, provide the details.
7. In section C, confirm your compliance with pre-action protocols. If you have not complied, explain the reasons on a separate sheet and attach it.
8. For section D, state the amount in dispute and whether there is a counterclaim. If applicable, mention the value of the counterclaim.
9. In the Applications section, inform the court if any applications have been made in this claim, along with what they are for and the hearing date.
10. List the witnesses you intend to call in the trial and provide details on any expert evidence you wish to use.
11. Disclose any special considerations that need attention concerning documents. Attach supporting information if necessary.
12. Discuss suitability for transfer to another court, specifying the desired court and track along with a brief explanation.
13. Estimate the duration of the trial or final hearing and provide details of any relevant conflicts in scheduling.
14. Confirm whether you have attached any supporting documents and if these have been communicated to involved parties.
15. Review the entire document for completeness, then save your changes, download or print the form, and share it with relevant parties as needed.

Start filling out your Case Management Information Sheet online today to ensure proper management of your legal case.