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The document is a Trial Readiness Form for the Provincial Court of Alberta under the Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act (CYFEA). It is intended for respondents, either self-represented or represented by lawyers, to provide necessary information regarding their case, including details about children involved, witnesses, special requirements, trial issues, and estimated trial time. The form must be submitted to the trial coordinator before a trial date can be set.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the trial readiness form in the editor.
Begin by entering your file numbers at the top of the form. This includes both the N File Number and CFC File Number.
In Section A, list the names and dates of birth of each child involved, along with their guardianship status. Use the provided checkboxes for clarity.
Proceed to Section B to indicate the number of witnesses you plan to call. Fill in their names and confirm availability.
In Section C, specify any special requirements or considerations, such as technology needs or interpreter services.
Section D requires you to answer questions regarding your relationship with the child(ren) and any counseling or treatment programs you have attended.
Finally, complete Sections E and F by providing any additional comments related to your trial and estimating the required trial time.

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What is a pre-trial conference in Alberta?

A Pre-Trial Conference (PTC) provides an informal setting for all parties and the Justice to: identify the facts that are agreed upon or are in dispute; clarify the issues between the parties; and.

What happens at a pretrial conference?

It is common for a pre-trial conference to only be about things like whether both sides of the case have exchanged certain information and evidence. Sometimes the only thing that happens at a pre-trial conference is picking the next court date.

What is the purpose of the pre-trial conference?

(A) What is a Pre-Trial Conference (PTC)? The purpose of the PTC is to prepare you and the Prosecution for trial and to settle any administrative matters before the trial date is fixed.

What is the streamlined trial process in Alberta?

A Streamlined Trial is a full trial on the merits, and the presiding judge shall grant judgment at the end the trial. Actions can be suitable for the Streamlined Trial process even if issues of credibility may arise, some oral evidence will be required, or expert evidence may be introduced: R. 8.25(2).

Which of the following is a purpose of a pretrial conference?

According to Rule 16 of the Federal Criminal Procedure, the purposes of a pretrial conference are to help the litigants expedite the resolution of the case, to discourage activities that will waste the time of the litigants or the court, to facilitate the professionalism and decorum of any trial that may take place,