Ontario family court forms · 2026
The Ontario family court forms, explained one at a time.
The forms are numbered, not named for the situations they cover, so it is hard to tell which one you need — and even harder to fill it in without a misstep. Each guide below covers one form: what it is for, when you need it, and the specific parts men get wrong. Information only, not legal advice.
Form-by-form guides
Pick the form you are working on.
Each guide is grounded in what the form actually asks for, with an official link to the current PDF.
Looking for a form not listed here? Browse the official Ontario family-law forms index.
Paid kits
The forms are half the job. The process is the other half.
The Family Court Kit is the process system for the self-represented man: the deadline table built from the actual rules, the 8-page brief builder, the conference scripts, and the costs rules that pay the reasonable party.
See the Family Court Kit →Working on Form 13 or 13.1? The Disclosure Kit — $17 is the sworn-statement system: the gather list, the three-date capture sheets, and the 13A certificate mechanics.