Chapter 9

1. At what point in time during either court process can you try to settle?
   After your first appearance
   Before a reply is served
   Trying to settle is pointless once you've started the court process
   At any point in time up until your trial
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2. Who must take the PAS course?
   All parents
   All spouses applying in provincial court
   All parents under rule 5 applying in provincial court
   All parents under rule 21 applying in provincial court
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3. If I am applying in Supreme Court I will not be able to take the PAS course.
   True
   False
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4. Who makes opening statements first at a trial?
   The claimant
   The respondent
   The judge
   Whoever wins the coin toss
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5. When I am conducting an examination for discovery I can do all of the following except:
   Ask questions related to my case
   Ask questions about documents
   Ask the court reporter to not attend
   Bring my lawyer with me
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6. Which of the following do interim orders not deal with?
   Orders restricting communications
   Final orders about care of children
   Temporary spousal support
   Ordering a party to share financial documents
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7. What does seizing a judge mean?
   Stopping a judge from deciding your case
   Requesting a specific judge to sit at all your court proceedings
   Requesting a new judge for your trial
   A punishable crime of physically grabbing a judge
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