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The document is a legal form (Form 34K: Certificate of Clerk) used in Ontario for adoption cases. It outlines the necessary materials and certifications required by the court for processing adoption applications, including details about applicants, respondents, and various forms that must be filed to demonstrate compliance with family law rules. The form specifies deficiencies that may arise in the application process and provides guidance on additional materials needed for different types of adoptions, such as those involving Crown wards or non-ward adoptions.

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Are family court documents public record in Ontario?

Members of the public are entitled to see any current list maintained by the court of family cases started, any documents filed in a family case, or any orders signed, unless a statutory provision, common law rule or court order restricts access.

Are Ontario divorce records public?

Are Ontario Divorce Records Public? All Canadian provinces, except for Quebec, presume that all civil and family litigation matters are public. There is a very high bar for restricting the publics access to court files.

Is family court open to the public in Ontario?

People might know that criminal proceedings are public and that citizens are invited to sit in and observe a criminal trial in any court in the land. But what people might not know is that the same is true of family law cases. Family court is open to the public.

How backed up is family court in Ontario?

The Advocates Society, a national organization of lawyers dedicated to justice issues, says the worst delays are in Ontario, where litigants can expect to wait up to five years to have a dispute settled by a judge.

How to obtain a court order in Ontario?

You request this in your motion form along with your other requests (Form 14 or Form 14B). Complete and file a draft Form 14D: Order on Motion Without Notice. In this form, you list the orders that you want the court to make. If the judge agrees, they may sign this form and it becomes your official court order.