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Once you have been served with the applicant's Application to Obtain an Order, you have 30 days to file a form called a Reply. The Reply is available at the provincial court registry or online (see the [[Provincial Court Forms (Family Law)|Provincial Court Forms]] section), although a copy may have been delivered with the Application to Obtain an Order. | Once you have been served with the applicant's Application to Obtain an Order, you have 30 days to file a form called a Reply. The Reply is available at the provincial court registry or online (see the [[Provincial Court Forms (Family Law)|Provincial Court Forms]] section), although a copy may have been delivered with the Application to Obtain an Order. | ||
