Family court, divorce & agreements
Sworn forms for an Ontario family court file — parenting, divorce, service, adoption — and the two agreements couples sign to settle or set out their affairs. The court prescribes most of these, so the wording and the filing rules come from the Family Law Rules, not from us.
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Every template is free to fill in and download. Notarization is the paid step — $24.95 per seal plus HST.
Affidavit (Child Protection Information) (Form 35.1A)
Affidavit (Child Protection Information) (Form 35.1A), an Ontario family court affidavit used to provide child protection information in a family proceeding. Fill in your details online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and swear it before a notary or commissioner. Obtain legal advice for family court matters.
Family lawAffidavit for Divorce (Form 36)
Affidavit for Divorce (Form 36), an Ontario family court affidavit used to support an uncontested divorce. Fill in your details online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and swear it before a notary or commissioner. Obtain legal advice for family court matters.
Family lawAffidavit for Uncontested Trial (Form 23C)
Affidavit for Uncontested Trial (Form 23C), an Ontario family court affidavit used to present evidence for an uncontested trial. Fill in your details online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and swear it before a notary or commissioner. Obtain legal advice for family court matters.
Family lawAffidavit of Adoption Applicant(s) (Form 34D)
Affidavit of Adoption Applicant(s) (Form 34D), an Ontario family court affidavit used by applicants in an adoption proceeding. Fill in your details online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and swear it before a notary or commissioner. Obtain legal advice for family court matters.
Family lawAffidavit of Service (Form 6B)
The Affidavit of Service (Form 6B) used in Ontario family court to prove that documents were served. Fill in your details online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and swear it before a notary or commissioner.
Family lawCohabitation Agreement
A domestic contract between common-law or cohabiting partners setting out property, support, and other arrangements. Fill it in online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and have signatures witnessed in Ontario. Each partner should obtain independent legal advice.
Family lawForm 35.1: Affidavit (Decision-Making Responsibility, Parenting Time, Contact)
A family court affidavit about decision-making responsibility, parenting time, and contact with a child (Form 35.1). Fill it in online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and notarize in Ontario. Obtain legal advice for family matters.
Family lawSeparation Agreement
A domestic contract settling property, support, and parenting when a relationship or marriage ends. Fill it in online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and have signatures witnessed in Ontario. Each party should obtain independent legal advice.
Family lawStatutory Declaration of Separation of Legal Spouses or Common-law Partners
A statutory declaration of the separation of legal spouses or common-law partners, used to support a benefit or pension matter. Fill it in online, download a ready-to-sign PDF, and notarize in Ontario.
Family lawOverview
When you might need one
Court affidavits must be on the form the Family Law Rules prescribe, sworn by the person with first-hand knowledge, and filed with the court office named in the rule. Our pages prepare the facts and the wording so the sworn version is ready in one sitting; the court still receives its own form. A separation agreement or a cohabitation agreement is a domestic contract under the Family Law Act: it is signed, witnessed and dated, each side should have independent legal advice, and it is not sworn.
A notary commissions the affidavit or statutory declaration and certifies copies; a notary does not advise on what the affidavit should say or whether it will win the point. For a contested matter, have a lawyer or a licensed paralegal review the wording before it is sworn. Both partners signing an agreement attend in person with ID, because a witnessed signature cannot be taken by video.
- 01Swearing the Form 35.1 affidavit, the Form 36 affidavit for divorce, or proof of service on Form 6B
- 02Settling a separation in writing, or setting out a cohabitation agreement before moving in
- 03Confirming a separation to Service Canada or a pension plan on a statutory declaration
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