Trial

[Mel]

Hi My family case is up for trial. I represent myself and have no lawyer. Please guide me as to what should be done prior to it?

Thanks
Mel

 

[firhill]

Representing Yourself at Your Family Law Trial – A Guide | Ontario Court of Justice

 

[Mess]

SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE MEMORANDUM FOR TRIAL
TO: The Self Represented Applicant or Respondent

 

[baldclub]

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_90c12_e.htm

TRIAL
A trial is a very formal procedure. In the interest of fairness, rules of evidence and procedure are strictly enforced. Witnesses testify before the judge, documentary evidence is presented in a particularly formal way and finally each side makes a closing statement.

Find out exactly what you can use as evidence or your building your case on thin air.

 

[arabian]

I see you have been posting on this web site since 2009. You have had plenty of time to prepare for your trial.

You could have finished law school by now [this comment is not intended to offend] !