Guides
How to Prepare a Motion Record in Ontario
Contents and order under Rule 37.10, pagination, tabs, the table of contents, and Case Center filing tips.
How to Create a Hyperlinked Table of Contents in a PDF Court Bundle
Three ways to build a clickable TOC — Acrobat, Word, and automated tools — with the trade-offs of each.
Court Bundle Requirements: A Practical Checklist
A jurisdiction-neutral checklist: structure, pagination, electronic format, content hygiene, service and filing.
How to Prepare an Application Record in Ontario
What an application record must contain under Rule 38.09, how it differs from a motion record, and how to assemble it cleanly.
How to Prepare a Book of Authorities
Selecting authorities, excerpting and highlighting, hyperlinking to CanLII, and building the index the court expects.
Appeal Book and Compendium in Ontario: Contents and Order
The Rule 61.10 contents of an appeal book and compendium, common omissions, and how to keep pagination and tabs consistent.
How to Prepare a Factum in Ontario
Parts I to V and the schedules, page limits, pinpoint citations, and tying the factum to the record and book of authorities.
How to Prepare a Trial Record in Ontario
The Rule 48.03 contents, what must be left out, the certificate, and what setting the action down means for discovery.
BundleMaker vs. Adobe Acrobat for Court Bundles
The same motion record built both ways, step by step: where the time goes, what a late affidavit costs, and which tool to use when.
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Create Your AccountThis guide is general information for legal professionals, not legal advice. Court rules and practice directions change — always confirm the current requirements of the court you are filing in before you file.