The closing statement is where you will will show that your facts supported your evidence and the law supports your order. It’s helpful to refresh your memory on what the law says, what you want to prove and how you are going to prove it.

The closing argument is not another chance to give evidence. You may only refer to points on which evidence has already been given.

Here are the steps you want to take for your closing:

• Summarize the law –Very briefly state the law you are relying on and any case law you are using to support your claim. 
• Summarize your evidence and how it relates to the law – Make reference to the evidence you presented to the court such as witness statements or documents that show the points you are trying to prove.
• Address any arguments by the other party- If you can show how their points do not apply to you, do so.
• Conclude- Restating the order you seek.