Hello All
I am still alive and my trial did not start. I am preparing preparing preparing.. Getting to the point of complete exhaustion... I got the document from library called
"Essentials of Trial Preparation"
Conduct of a Family Law Trial, Law Society of Upper Canada Program
20 October 2006
Carole Curtis
In section document for trial they talk about Documents Brief
Can someone give some example of etc? I kind can not get clear picture how that should be done and how.
Thank you
I am still alive and my trial did not start. I am preparing preparing preparing.. Getting to the point of complete exhaustion... I got the document from library called
"Essentials of Trial Preparation"
Conduct of a Family Law Trial, Law Society of Upper Canada Program
20 October 2006
Carole Curtis
In section document for trial they talk about Documents Brief
Documents Brief
Start organizing the documents you will need for trial from the very start
of the retainer. Be organized about the documents you intend to rely on
at trial (about seeking them, collecting them, saving them, storing them,
and presenting them at trial). Prepare a brief with the documents you will
rely on at trial, serve the brief and file it at trial. If the disclosure is complicated, use more than one brief. Retain separate copies to file as
exhibits. The brief is for ease of reference and for the use of the judge,
so she can write on them if she wants to.
Start organizing the documents you will need for trial from the very start
of the retainer. Be organized about the documents you intend to rely on
at trial (about seeking them, collecting them, saving them, storing them,
and presenting them at trial). Prepare a brief with the documents you will
rely on at trial, serve the brief and file it at trial. If the disclosure is complicated, use more than one brief. Retain separate copies to file as
exhibits. The brief is for ease of reference and for the use of the judge,
so she can write on them if she wants to.
Thank you
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