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A guide to preparing for court hearings and safety in the Family Court. Click here for a PDF guide to preparing for court hearings and safety in the Family Court. Common terms. Different types of court hearings. Before going to court. Position statements. Court bundles. Safety at court. Disabilities. Interpreters. Arriving at court.
Start by going back and reviewing these documents: the claim; the defence; the defendant's claim (if any); your worksheet; the settlement conference endorsement record (containing court orders made at the settlement conference); any direction given or recommendations made by the judge at the settlement conference; and.
The judge must decide the case based on the law and the evidence presented in court. You are responsible for knowing the Rules and for preparing and presenting your case. Here are some suggestions: 1. Read the booklets “Getting Ready For Court" and “Civil Rules" on the internet at.
24 Nov 2016 Want to know how to prepare for a hearing about Fencing Orders in the Local Court? Click on this page for a handy step by step guide.
Small Claims - Getting Ready for Court. Guide #6 - Getting Ready for Court (PDF). If your small claims court case is going to court - whether it's for a settlement conference, a trial conference or a trial - you probably have a lot of questions to ask. This guide will try to answer some of them. For cases started by a notice of claim,
PREPARING TO GO TO TRIAL. How do I prove my case in court? To prove your case, you must tell your story to the judge and back it up with evidence. The judge will decide your case based on that evidence. This guide contains information for both plaintiffs and defendants. It explains how to prepare for a trial if the claim is

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