SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 5.1. The following issues are being submitted for the determination of temporary relief, if appropriate, and for final determination: Decision-making responsibility of children Income determination Child support S. 7 expenses Relocation of children’s residence Spousal support/indexing Child or spousal support arrears Property valuation Property division claims Exclusive possession claims Preservation, non-dissipation or sale of assets Interim fees/disbursements Costs from date of signed Arbitration Agreement Other:
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. The following issues are submitted for determination (check where appropriate):
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 4.1 The following issues are being submitted for the determination of temporary relief, if appropriate, and for final determination: Custody of child(ren), Exclusive Possession of Matrimonial Home, Access to child(ren), Exclusive Possession of Contents of Matrimonial Home, Spousal Support, Sale of Property Indexing spousal support, Interim Fees and Disbursements Child Support – table amount, Preservation/Non-Dissipation of Assets, Child Support – other than table amount Non-harassment Child Support – Section 7 expenses, Costs, Equalization of Net Family Property, Other (Attach Schedule) Unequal division of Net Family Property
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 4.1 The following is a list of the substantive issues that the Parties intend to address during the Agreement-in-Principle negotiations. The list is not intended to be exhaustive and may be amended in accordance with section 4.2.
4.1.1 Lands - selection and quantum - tenure - access - parks and protected areas
4.1.2 Natural Resources and Resource Management
4.1.3 Environmental Management - assessment - protection
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 4.1 The issues submitted for determination are in accordance with the provisions of the parties’ (check one): o o o Separation Agreement dated Court Order dated Arbitration Award dated , 2000-000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Toronto, Ontario M5G 1E6 T 416.593.0210 F 416.593.1352 xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx P a g e | 2 Last Update: 09/2020 as attached to this agreement. For further particularity, the relevant paragraphs of the Separation Agreement, Court Order or Arbitration Award are:
5.1 The proceedings under this Agreement and the record thereof shall be private and confidential, except as may be necessary to implement or to enforce the Arbitrator's award, and subject to their being produced in proceedings for judicial review, or appeal, or as required by law. The parties, their counsel and
5.2 In the case of mediation-arbitration, the parties consent to meeting privately with each of them prior to the mediation for the purpose of conducting screening/intake meetings, notwithstanding that she may later act as their arbitrator. The parties specifically waive any claim that such intake/screening meetings violate their rights of fairness, equity or due process under the Arbitration Act.
5.3 The parties agree that the screening process, and the notes created by the person who conducted the screening (either or by a third-party screener), (“the screening notes”) shall remain confidential between each party and the person who conducted the screening, except required by law. The screening notes shall not be disclosed to anyone for any purpose without a court order. The parties may each, at their option, authorize their respective lawyers to speak with the person who conducted the screening.
5.4 If the parties are to be screened by a third party screener, they shall sign the 0000-000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx X0X 0X0 T 416.593.0210 F 416.593.1352 xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx P a g e | 3 Last Update: 09/2020 Consent to Third Party Screening attached to this Agreement and shall each meet separately and confidentially with a Third Party Screener designated by
5.5 Notwithstanding 5.1 above, the parties agree that ’s notes, including her notes from any screening process, and file prepared before, during and after the Arbitration hearing remain the personal property of the arbitrator, whether or not they may be considered to be part of the “record” of the arbitration. Neither party shall request the arbitrator to ...
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. The following issues are submitted for determination (check where appropriate): ( ) custody or any incident of custody ( ) access or any incident of access ( ) other (specify)
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 4.1 The following issues are being submitted for mediation: Q ☒ Custody of child(ren) Access to child(ren) Q Exclusive Possession of Matrimonial Home Q Exclusive Possession of ☒ Spousal Support Contents of Matrimonial Home Q Indexing spousal support Q Sale of property ☒ Child Support - table Q Interim Fees and amount Disbursements Q Child Support - other than Q Preservation/Non-Dissipation table amount of Assets ☒ Child Support - Section 7 Q Non-harassment expenses Q Costs ☒ Equalization of Net Family Property Q Other (Attach Schedule) Q Unequal division of Net Family Property
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 4.1 The following issues are being submitted for the determination of temporary relief, if appropriate, and for final determination:
5.1 The proceedings under this agreement and the record thereof shall be private and confidential, except as may be necessary to implement or enforce the Arbitrator’s award and subject to their being produced in
5.2 The parties acknowledge and agree that Xx. Xxxxxx’ legal obligations to disclose may include:
(a) Filing a report about the award as required by any Act or Regulation;
(b) Reporting a child in need of protection in accordance with s.14 of the
(c) When he believes upon reasonable grounds that there is an imminent risk of death or serious bodily or psychological harm to an identifiable person or group, disclosing such confidential information that is required in the circumstances to prevent such death or harm.
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. The Parties are committed to negotiate the following substantive issues with the intention of concluding an Agreement-in-Principle. The following list of substantive issues is not exhaustive and may be amended by agreement in writing of the Chief Negotiators:
5.1.1 General Provisions, including: - eligibility and enrolment - approval and ratification processes - certainty - dispute resolution - amendment
5.1.2 Land, including: - quantum - selection - tenure - existing reserve lands - non-treaty lands within the Territory - access and use/easements and rights of way - expropriation - foreshore, beds and bodies of water
5.1.3 Land Use Planning and Environmental Management
5.1.4 Resources, including: - forestry - mining - oil and gas - fisheries - wildlife/ trapping
5.1.5 Heritage and Culture, including: - archaeological and sacred sites - cultural artifacts - human remains
5.1.6 Self Government, including: - jurisdiction and authority, including education, social services, - health services and justice - interrelationship of laws - intergovernmental relations.
5.1.7 Financial Matters, including: - fiscal arrangements, including resource royalties and revenues, and taxation - financial arrangements - economic development
5.1.8 Implementation Planning Framework The inclusion of a substantive issue in Section 5.1 does not commit any of the Parties to conclude an agreement on that issue, or any component of that issue. The Parties are committed to negotiate in conjunction with the Final Agreement an implementation plan that, addresses:
5.3.1 Responsibilities and accountabilities
5.3.2 Identification of consequential amendments to legislation
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. 4.1 The issues submitted for determination are in accordance with the provisions of the parties’ (check one): o Separation Agreement dated o Court Order dated o Arbitration Award dated , as attached to this agreement. For further particularity, the relevant paragraphs of the Separation Agreement, Court Order or Arbitration Award are:
