I went to Motions Court asking for a variation in child and spousal support, and arrears which apparently are retroactive for 3 years - with the Applicant of the proceedings owing more than I do in the support and proportionately more in arrears.
The Applicant also happens to work in the same Court office in which the proceedings are being heard!
The Endorsement read:
"Order to go in accordance with minutes of settlement or consent filed
he stroked out the word consent and also wrote:
and dispensing with the requirement for approval of the draft order".
Furthermore, opposing counsel declared in the Minutes of Settlement that:
"all other issues are adjourned to trial on..."
By striking out word consent, is the Judge's Endorsement thereby allowing opposing counsel to send the Temporary Order to FRO without my consent, and is the Order supposed to only follow the Minutes of Settlement?
Wow, talk about obstructing a persons ability to protect their rights...
Has anyone had anything remotely similar happen to them, and what is a person's right of appeal, including filling out a Refraining Order with FRO, and/or in this the year of a provincial election,should I be contacting L.S.U.C., the Regional Director of Court Services and the Ontario Judicial Council?
The Applicant also happens to work in the same Court office in which the proceedings are being heard!
The Endorsement read:
"Order to go in accordance with minutes of settlement or consent filed
he stroked out the word consent and also wrote:
and dispensing with the requirement for approval of the draft order".
Furthermore, opposing counsel declared in the Minutes of Settlement that:
"all other issues are adjourned to trial on..."
By striking out word consent, is the Judge's Endorsement thereby allowing opposing counsel to send the Temporary Order to FRO without my consent, and is the Order supposed to only follow the Minutes of Settlement?
Wow, talk about obstructing a persons ability to protect their rights...
Has anyone had anything remotely similar happen to them, and what is a person's right of appeal, including filling out a Refraining Order with FRO, and/or in this the year of a provincial election,should I be contacting L.S.U.C., the Regional Director of Court Services and the Ontario Judicial Council?
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