Trial Management Conference Brief 17E

[Kenny]

Unfortunately, it looks like my case is navigating toward a trial. Thus far, the paperwork and forms have been simple and repetitive. However, the 17E form has presented two challenges.

Does anyone know the answer to these two questions arising from the 17E:

8. Have the parties signed a statement of agreed facts?

9. Have the parties produced a joint document brief?

Does anyone know the format for these two documents? I am sure they are simple enough once I can get an idea how the end product should appear.

It can't be a 33C or 33D as this is not a child protection case, nor is it an Aboriginal issue. I am quite familiar with the Ontario Court Services site and couldn't find anything there.

Thanks.

Ken

[tugofwar]

Most likely it's not a big issue if both these things are not presented at the time of TMC. I know we didn't produce either one and just checked off no. Im guessing we will prepare this just before trial.

[Rayon de soleil]

Hi Ken, good evening Tugofwar,

I hope things are working out for you, my case is on the trial list for May. I am going through a second settlement conference in March, a TMC in April and a 2 days trial in May.

Please keep me posted on your challenges and success. I am a custodial father, self-representing myself for the same reasons as you.

Kindest regards,

Rayon de soleil

[brad yo]

yo homer get your shit together

[Kenny]

Brad, you just joined this group very early this morning and made 13 posts in under 50 minutes, some of them snide remarks more than anything.

Although your interest and enthusiasm are noted, please remember that most people come to this board because they are suffering some form of injustice or simply can't afford any justice at all.

By the way, I have my shit together, according to several court offices and legal counsel!

[justafool]

Neither are necessary Kenny. Just have your list of witnesses ready and your brief filled out. It's not a bad idea if you have time before the conference or at least trial to serve a Request to Admit. Form 22. It forces the other party to admit to the facts or documents that you lay out. Or at least explain why should they refuse to. It saves time and helps you to prepare for trial

[brad yo]

Brad, you just joined this group very early this morning and made 13 posts in under 50 minutes, some of them snide remarks more than anything.

Although your interest and enthusiasm are noted, please remember that most people come to this board because they are suffering some form of injustice or simply can't afford any justice at all.

By the way, I have my shit together, according to several court offices and legal counsel!

homer, i hear ya, but some come here for other reasons 2. good you got ur $chit together........