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A motion to change can also be used to ask a court to change a final order concerning: custody, access, or a restraining/non-harassment order. Party a person who makes a claim in a case or against whom a claim is made. A party may include an agency.
Judges have the authority to impose fines payable to the court, order penalty payments to another party in the case, or even (in the most severe cases) imprison the offending party!
Steps in responding to a motion to change Step 1: review the forms that you were served with. Step 2: fill out your responding documents. Step 3: serve all your documents. Step 4: file your documents with proof of service. Next steps.
There are also procedural, uncomplicated or unopposed motions, called 14Bs, where you ask the court for an order on consent for different procedural orders. An example of a 14B might be that both parties agree to allow a party to file a document late.
To bring a consent motion to change child support only, you will need to complete: Form 15D: Consent Motion to Change Child Support. In this form, you and the other party give the court information about your current child support arrangement and the changes you have agreed on.
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If you want to change a final order or written agreement, and the other party does not agree to the change, you need to: identify and fill out your documents. get your motion to change issued by the court. serve all your documents. file proof of service.
There are also procedural, uncomplicated or unopposed motions, called 14Bs, where you ask the court for an order on consent for different procedural orders. An example of a 14B might be that both parties agree to allow a party to file a document late.
There are two (2) main methods of enforcing your order, whether you are enforcing in the Small Claims Court or the Ontario Superior Court of Justice: Garnishment. Writ of Seizure and Sale (Personal Property or Land) Small Claims Court and Writ of Seizure and Sale Superior Court of Justice.

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