Youngdad, I cant answer your post, because I know nothing about OCL, but I am curious to know why your ex doesnt want to share custody or give you equal access.
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OCL dispute
This is a document that you submit to OCL, it explains where you disagree / dispute the information submitted by the OCL assessor's report. Include any proof you may have.
You have 30 days from the date that the OCL assessor files the report with the court to submit your OCL dispute.
The OCL's assessors and supervisor will review your dispute and reply to the information submitted. My experience is that they will disregard most of what will be said.
Affidavit
https://stepstojustice.ca/common-que...t-your-forms-2
https://www.lsuc.on.ca/For-Lawyers/M...-an-Affidavit/
https://www.familylawhelp.ca/form-14A-general-affidavit
The affidavit is to introduce evidence or reasons to the court, it is written in the first person and has to be 'sworn in'. For example, you need to have an affidavit to swear that the financial report you submitted to the court is true.
In your case I think it would be the following;
OCL dispute : Your reasons and evidence supporting each point of dispute in the OCL report.
Affidavit: document stating that all information in the OCL dispute is the truth to the best of your knowledge. You would bring that to any lawyers office, where you would swear to that effect and lawyer would sign. (look up Notary services in your location)
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Originally posted by kate331 View PostA bit off topic, but my ex filed a complaint with our CAS worker to have her removed from the case. It was reviewed by her supervisors and she remained. I noticed since then, she has a biased against him.
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Originally posted by youngdad91 View PostA dispute with the OCL isn't a complaint though right ? Wouldn't a complaint be with their college of social workers? Yes, I think either WILL make them MORE biased against you, but then again you wouldn't have to be filing either if they were not biased against you to begin with.
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