When is the deadline for additional time from a respondent's notice of intent to answer in a family law proceeding?
The catalogue records a 10 days period from Service and filing of a notice of intent to answer in Form 15-19B within the time prescribed for service of the answer. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 10 days
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- Service and filing of a notice of intent to answer in Form 15-19B within the time prescribed for service of the answer
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- Unless the Court orders otherwise (opening words of r 15-19(1)); r 13-7.
- Added on verification: the researched catalogue carried the civil equivalents (r 3-15(6)(a) and r 3-36(6)(a)) but omitted the family law one. This is an ADD-ON, not a free-standing period: it extends the r 15-19(1) period to 40 days (service in Canada or the United States) or 70 days (service elsewhere), measured from service of the petition. Unlike the civil notice of intent to defend under r 3-15(6)(b), r 15-19(7) contains no deemed submission to the jurisdiction.