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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2020

Estate Litigation During The COVID Crisis

As many people now know, the impact of COVID-19 has affected court proceedings in Ontario in numerous ways. Within the area of estate litigation, although not all issues have been addressed,...

CanadaFamily and Matrimonial

As many people now know, the impact of COVID-19 has affected court proceedings in Ontario in numerous ways. Within the area of estate litigation, although not all issues have been addressed, the Superior Court of Justice has provided some guidance with respect to how both urgent and non-urgent matters can move forward.

Hearings

On March 15th, a notice was issued by the Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Justice, suspending the hearing of all non-urgent matters in the Superior Court of Justice. All non-urgent matters scheduled after March 17th were adjourned sine die. The Court indicated that these matters would be rescheduled after June 1st, however it is unknown how the re-scheduling will be handled. It is possible that counsel will need to agree on a new hearing date and submit revised scheduling forms.

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