Under Section 3: Procedural Matters of Form 17E, would it be appropriate to ask for an order to enforce a Form 20 Req. for Info.? (This is not a child protection case.) We are trying to avoid submitting a motion for this enforcement, as the TMC was already adjourned previously, due to a motion heard on the same date. If this is possible to request Form 20 enforcement this way, will they accept the Form 20 as an attachment to Form 17E? (The courthouse is about an hour and a half away. Would hate to get up there and not be able to file half of the material.)
Another question we have, is regarding submitting a new Form 17E. At the last court date (at which the TMC was adjourned for the second time), duty counsel recommended filing a new Form 17E in order to include more recent events, etc. Is it just as simple as filling out, serving and filing a new TMC brief?
How can a third-party affidavit be submitted to the courts, without placing them on the witness list for trial? The material is relating to facts that took place between the respondent and the third-party's family (their children included), to be used as a character reference against allegations of the respondent.
Thank you to everyone in advance for your posts and/or advice.
Another question we have, is regarding submitting a new Form 17E. At the last court date (at which the TMC was adjourned for the second time), duty counsel recommended filing a new Form 17E in order to include more recent events, etc. Is it just as simple as filling out, serving and filing a new TMC brief?
How can a third-party affidavit be submitted to the courts, without placing them on the witness list for trial? The material is relating to facts that took place between the respondent and the third-party's family (their children included), to be used as a character reference against allegations of the respondent.
Thank you to everyone in advance for your posts and/or advice.
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