Court File Number - Form 33D: Statement of Agreed Facts 2026

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The document is a legal form (Form 33D) used in Ontario courts for a Statement of Agreed Facts in child protection cases. It outlines the necessary information about the applicant, respondent, and children involved, including their legal names, relationships, and relevant details regarding the children's welfare. The form requires signatures from all parties agreeing to the facts presented and emphasizes that these statements can be submitted as evidence in court. It also includes sections for detailing recent events and reasons for needing a court order.

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Begin by entering the court file number at the top of the form. This is essential for identifying your case.
Fill in the applicant's details, including full legal name, address for service, and contact information. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for communication.
Next, provide the respondent's details similarly. If applicable, include their lawyer’s information as well.
For each child involved, complete their section with full legal names, dates of birth, ages, and any relevant cultural identity information.
In sections regarding recent protection orders and significant events since those orders, be concise yet thorough. Only include agreed facts to maintain clarity.
Finally, ensure all parties sign and date the form where indicated. Review all entries for completeness before saving or printing your document.

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What is an agreed statement of facts Ontario?

An Agreed Statement of Facts can narrow the issues on appeal and/or increase the efficiency of the hearing by reducing the number of witnesses that need to be called or the evidence that needs to be presented. The Agreed Statement of Facts must be signed by both parties and submitted to the WSIAT .

How to write an affidavit for family court in Ontario?

In this case, you need to: Use a computer or print very neatly. Use clear, simple language when writing your story. Give enough details that the judge can understand what has happened, but not so many that they will become impatient, bored or confused while reading your affidavit.

What is a statement of agreed facts?

Agreed statement of facts is a statement of facts that has been agreed to by all parties in a lawsuit to be true. The agreed statement of facts is written and then submitted to the court.

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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.

What is an example of a statement of facts?

Agreed statement of facts is a statement of facts that has been agreed to by all parties in a lawsuit to be true. The agreed statement of facts is written and then submitted to the court. The parties will also have controversial facts that are not agreed upon, which will be provided to the judge as well.

What is an agreed statement of fact?

The best approach is to put only one fact in each sentence. Admitted facts can then be listed in a statement of agreed facts. The obvious facts are facts such as important dates, marital history, addresses, job histories, incomes, litigation history, in short anything that is an uncontroverted fact.