• Explanation of what a consent order is
• Different forms to be used for different consent orders explained (J214 or J168)
• Signing of the consent order by a respondent that lives in another province – how is it managed?
• Duties of the maintenance officer defined when it comes to consent orders
• Discussion of the relevant legislation (sections 17 and 16(1)(a)(1))
• Example of a supplementary affidavit by the respondent that wishes to sign a consent order without the need to appear in court to have the maintenance order granted
• Practical advice and tips for reaching an agreement by consent

This section contains pre-reading material that you should read through at your leisure before the webinar.  The webinar handout you would find on the next tab – we suggest that you download and print the handout / webinar material before the start of the webinar as we will be referring to sections in the handout during the course of the webinar.

 

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This section contains the slideshow (if used), webinar handout and important resources that we will be referring back to during the webinar. Please download and print these before the start of the webinar or have them available electronically to enhance your learning experience.

 

• Maintenance Act, Act 99 of 1989

• Regulations Maintenance Act 99/1989

• Handout:  How and when can a consent order be granted?

• Slides:  How and when can a consent order be granted?

• Affidavit by respondent (Section 17)

• NPA Notes on J214 consent order or a J168 court order where respondent is absent

• J214 consent order