(LPRC)Follow the next guide

Which guide you'll follow next depends on whether:

• you and the other person can agree on all or some of the issues raised in the application; and
• one of you wants an interim (temporary) order.

If you and the other person can agree on some or all issues

• Either of you can apply for final family orders by consent order

If the other person wants the court to make an interim order

• They will serve you with a Notice of Motion, as described in our guides:
  • Get an interim family order in Provincial Court if you both agree
  • Get an interim family order in Provincial Court if you can't agree

If the above aren't options for you and the other person

• You will follow the process that will allow the court to make a final order

You've now gone through all the steps required to respond to a family law case to change an order in Provincial Court. Thank you for using our step-by-step guide.