Full Record

1. Introduction -- 2. The court's power to make interim orders -- 3. The primary family law rules pursuant to which interim procedural and other ancillary applications may be made -- 4. The importance of developing, as soon as possible, comprehensive case theory -- 5. The importance of a working chronology and fact checking -- 6. Preparing your interim application and supporting evidence -- 7. Interim parenting applications -- 8. Interim spousal maintenance proceedings -- 9. Applications for interim property orders and interim applications for orders to fund the litigation expenses of a party -- 10. Applications for interim injunctions to preserve property and for exclusive occupation of property -- 11. Preparing your case for presentation -- 12. Constructing affidavits for maximum impact -- 13. Preparation for and arguing your client's interim application before the court -- 14. Full and frank disclosure and the targetted use of subpoenas -- 15. Presenting the applicant's case in court -- 16. Negotiating a resolution -- 17. Conclusion