Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act (Canada) (FOAEAA)

These forms are not prescribed, but have been approved by the Court for use in Court.

The forms are available in a user-friendly version in Microsoft Word format. See the Court’s guidelines for the use of these forms.

There are four sets of forms, each set is comprised of four forms. All forms within the appropriate set are to be filed at the same time.

Form	Title
	Locate Request to Establish or Vary Support Order – Ex Parte
1a	FOAEAA Application
1b	FOAEAA Affidavit
1c	FOAEAA Order Authorization
1d	FOAEAA Order Disclosure
	Financial Request to Establish or Vary Support Order
2a	FOAEAA Application
2b	FOAEAA Affidavit
2c	FOAEAA Order Authorization
2d	FOAEAA Order Disclosure
	Locate Request to Enforce an Order for parenting, contact, custody or access
3a	FOAEAA Application
3b	FOAEAA Affidavit
3c	FOAEAA Order Authorization
3d	FOAEAA Order Disclosure
	Locate/Financial Request to Enforce an Order for support
4a	FOAEAA Application
4b	FOAEAA Affidavit
4c	FOAEAA Order Authorization
4d	FOAEAA Order Disclosure

Guidelines for use of forms

The following guidelines apply to the use of these forms, whether you are using the user-friendly MS Word version or creating your own form.

When printing the form:

If you complete the form on a computer before printing it:

do not change the format,
if you are creating your own form, make the format similar to the format of court approved form,
use double spacing between lines,
make sure the left hand margin is about 40 mm (1 ½ inches) wide.

If you complete the form in handwriting, make sure the handwriting is readable.

If the form requires a cover page, you must include it.

If the form is an affidavit:

the font must be size 14,
the pages must be numbered,
exhibits must be separated by numbered or lettered tabs,
the completed form, including exhibits, must be stapled or bound so that pages and exhibits do not become loose or separated.

If your form includes a dollar amount, use a decimal point to show dollars and cents (e.g. $250.00).

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