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  • It is possible to provide an answer/commentaries to the respondent's Triage Brief?

    Hello

    The question is regarding Manitoba's forms but I believe any province has the same (+/-) Court of Queen's Bench Rules.

    I am representing myself and I am in the child support/decision-making responsibilities/custody process.

    Now I am at the Triage Conference stage, which is scheduled for the next month.

    I have filed my Triage Brief and my ex has filed hers, which has A LOT of misleading/incorrect information.

    I would like to provide some kind of answer to the Judge before the Triage Conference.

    Is there any form that I could use?
    I have reviewed all the Family Law forms and did not find something related. The only one way I think it is a Notice of Motion + Affidavit but I could be wrong... Any ideas?

    In case Notice of Motion + Affidavit is the correct way, what should be written in the Notice of Motion?

    Thank you very much in advance.
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