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[1]        Pending further order of the Court, the plaintiff, Jing Lu, and the defendant, Qinqin Shen aka Qin Qin Shen aka Catherine Shen, shall each refrain from directly or indirectly making, publishing, disseminating or broadcasting any words in any public forum or social media, including Canadameet.com and Ourdream.com, either against or of and concerning each other or any family member of...

[1]             The plaintiff John Kuo is one of four children of Yuan-Hsi Kuo who died October 5, 2005 leaving two wills. The first will is dated March 8, 1995 and in this action, the plaintiff seeks to have the court pronounce that will in solemn form. In that will Yuan-Hsi Kuo’s left his entire estate to John Kuo with a gift over to Hunter Kuo.

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[1]        The Supreme Court Family Rules (the “Rules”) mandate that in a defended family law case commenced by the filing of a notice of family claim, a final order can only be obtained at trial or on application by way of summary trial (Rule 10–11(1)). Because of ongoing childcare and support issues, family law litigation often continues long after final orders are made at trial. This appeal...