Canadian Lawyer

May 2023

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www.canadianlawyermag.com 31 FAMILY-LAW TASKS APPROVED FOR PARALEGALS now want to return to in-person hearings. Alexander suggests using courthouses or other public facilities, such as public libraries, as justice hubs for those without a reliable internet connection and allowing family law litigants to stretch their legal budget further with remote hearings. "The justice system is not about judges," says Boulby. "The justice system is about families and the public, and we need to do a better job at delivering service to these people. By looking at remote court hearings and by promoting collaborative practice and mediation, we have a chance to make the justice system more efficient for the people who absolutely have to go there." Process navigation Completing divorce application if uncontested Completing paperwork for child-support change where income is determined Arguing motions to change child support in court where income is determined Responding to proceedings to enforce support payments

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