CanadaJustice 7 · The justice system
After a separation, two parents cannot agree on who will care for their children. Which kind of court would usually hear their case?
- aA small claims court that hears disputes about money
- bThe Supreme Court of Canada, which hears the case first
- cThe Federal Court in Ottawa, which hears immigration cases
- dA provincial or territorial court that hears family casesCorrect answer
Why?
Family cases, such as who cares for the children, are heard by provincial or territorial courts that deal with family law. They do not start in the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court or a small claims court.
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