Currently outside of Canada on a volunteer project.
- ex initiated a motion to change information in regards to access schedule of an existing court order
- Was served with it less just over 30 days but less than the stated 60 days in the family law rules and right on the motion form via email.
- I am not contesting the motion to change information, I will complete a consent to motion document and I can serve it upon her lawyer from abroad
however;
- The consent to motion document requires affirming and signature in person at courthouse and I cannot return to Canada right now.
How can I get this document filed with the courthouse? Can a lawyer do it and would a lawyer take on just a paid task of printing, affirming and filing a document for someone they do not represent?
Because the Family Law rules for service time for out of country were not followed, could I request an adjournment to a later date to allow me to properly respond to the late serving of the document and by email?
Cheers!
- ex initiated a motion to change information in regards to access schedule of an existing court order
- Was served with it less just over 30 days but less than the stated 60 days in the family law rules and right on the motion form via email.
- I am not contesting the motion to change information, I will complete a consent to motion document and I can serve it upon her lawyer from abroad
however;
- The consent to motion document requires affirming and signature in person at courthouse and I cannot return to Canada right now.
How can I get this document filed with the courthouse? Can a lawyer do it and would a lawyer take on just a paid task of printing, affirming and filing a document for someone they do not represent?
Because the Family Law rules for service time for out of country were not followed, could I request an adjournment to a later date to allow me to properly respond to the late serving of the document and by email?
Cheers!
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