Form 8B: Child Protection and Status Review Application
This file is used for applying for child protection and status review in Ontario. It includes details for filing an application, children's lawyer information, and steps to take in case management. It is essential for parents and children's aid societies involved in child protection cases.
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To fill out this form, you need to provide detailed information about the applicant, respondent, and the child or children involved. Ensure all necessary legal information and addresses are included. Follow the steps outlined to serve and file the form correctly.
How to fill out the Form 8B: Child Protection and Status Review Application?
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Provide full legal names and addresses for the applicant and respondent.
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Include details for the children's lawyer and agent for service.
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List all children involved, including their full legal names and birthdates.
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Check applicable boxes and fill in required information for claims.
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Serve and file the completed form following the specified guidelines.
Who needs the Form 8B: Child Protection and Status Review Application?
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Parents involved in child protection cases to provide necessary details.
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Children's aid societies to apply for child protection and status review.
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Lawyers representing either side to understand the specifics of the case.
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Courts to process and review the application for child protection.
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Children's lawyers to represent the interests of the children involved.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
Submit the completed form to the court office at the address provided in the form. You may also serve the form to the children's aid society and any other party involved. Ensure you attach the Affidavit of Service (Form 6B) and, if applicable, Financial Statement (Form 13). Consult the court office instructions for specific submission guidelines, including email, fax, and online options.
What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
Important dates include the initial court date and deadlines for filing answers, temporary care & custody hearing, settlement conference, and hearing.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of Form 8B is to apply for child protection and status review under Ontario's Child and Family Services Act. It is used by children's aid societies to request court intervention when a child is in need of protection due to neglect, abuse, medical, or emotional harm. This form ensures that the child or children's welfare is prioritized, and legal actions are taken to protect their interests. Initiating a court case for child protection involves completing this application and submitting it to the court office. The form requires detailed information about the parties involved, including the applicant, respondent, and children. It also includes specific claims made by the children's aid society regarding the child's need for protection.
Tell me about this form and its components and fields line-by-line.
- 1. Applicant Information: Includes full legal name, address for service, and lawyer's name and address.
- 2. Respondent Information: Includes full legal name, address for service, and lawyer's name and address.
- 3. Children's Lawyer: Details of the children's lawyer's agent for service and person represented.
- 4. Child Details: List of children involved in the case with full legal names, birthdates, and other relevant information.
- 5. Claims by Applicant: Sections to specify the claims made by the children's aid society, including checking applicable boxes for different types of harm or negligence.
- 6. Instructions for Service and Filing: Steps and timelines for serving and filing the application and required documents.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form can lead to proceeding without your input and the court possibly making an order against you.
- Case Proceeds Without Respondent: The court case will move forward without considering the respondent's perspective.
- Possible Orders and Enforcement: The court may issue orders regarding child protection that will be enforced against the respondent.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Child Protection Cases: When a child has suffered or is at risk of suffering harm or neglect.
- 2. Status Review: When a review of the child's current status and protection measures is necessary.
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What information do I need to provide?
Provide full legal names, addresses for the applicant and respondent, children's details, and check applicable boxes for claims.
How long do I have to file an answer?
You have 30 days after the application is served to file an answer (60 days if served outside Canada or the U.S.).
Can I get legal advice?
Yes, it is recommended to get legal advice about this case. Contact your local legal aid office for assistance.
What are the steps for completing this form?
Provide necessary details, include lawyers' information, list children involved, mark applicable claims, and serve and file the form correctly.
