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* orders respecting disclosure of information (s. 213), | * orders respecting disclosure of information (s. 213), | ||
* orders respecting the conduct of a party (s. 228), and | * orders respecting the conduct of a party (s. 228), and | ||
* any other general order that the court can make (s. 230) | * any other general order that the court can make (s. 230). | ||
Under those sections of the ''Family Law Act'', the court may require a payor to: | Under those sections of the ''Family Law Act'', the court may require a payor to: | ||
