When do Family Matters go to court in Ontario?

Updated May 26, 2021 – Scheduling of Family Matters at the Ontario Court of Justice: New Standardized Naming Protocol for documents that are filed electronically: COVID-19: Scheduling of Family Matters in the Ontario Court of Justice

Where is the family court in Nova Scotia?

The Family Court of Nova Scotia provides a forum for hearing family-related issues, such as support and parenting time. It deals with all family law matters except divorce and division of property. The Family Court sits only in areas outside the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) and Cape Breton.

Can you go to Family Court in person?

Practitioners & clients should not be attending the courthouse in person. Should you have any further enquiries please email [email protected] Please allow at least 30 minutes for security screening ahead of your court event to avoid stress and delay before your hearing.

How are Family Matters dealt with in the High Court?

Family matters are dealt with in the Family Division of the High Court, by district judges in County Courts and in Family Proceedings Courts, which are specialist Magistrates’ Courts.

Where is the 16th Judicial Circuit Court located?

About 16th Judicial Circuit Court The Macomb County 16th Judicial Circuit Court in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, USA, has jurisdiction in all civil cases involving more than $25,000.00; domestic relations cases; cases seeking equitable relief, felony criminal cases and some serious misdemeanors.

How to contact the Circuit Court Family Division?

Accessibility Options (ADA) | FAQ | Site Map | Contact Us | Text + Text – | Translate. Circuit Court Family Division – A Place for Family Matters. New Family Division Complex Case Docket. The Circuit Court has implemented a single toll free number for all phone calls placed from the US or Canada: 1-855-212-1234.

When does the federal court system go down?

Availability: Due to auditing that occurs up to 24 hours after information is added to the docket, some entry modifications may occur. (The system is unavailable Tuesday through Saturday from 3:00 am to 4:00 am.) Any other planned system downtime or problems will be noted below.

Can a member of the public go to Family Court?

Any member of the public is permitted to attend any Family Court matter that is not closed by law or court rule, unless a Judge or Commissioner presiding over a particular matter makes a ruling to close a proceeding in accordance with the relevant legal authority.