King's Bench Forms Generator

Generate properly formatted court documents for Alberta King's Bench

Important Information

This tool helps you prepare court documents but does not provide legal advice. All information is processed locally in your browser and is not stored or transmitted. For specific legal guidance, consult with a qualified lawyer.

1. Select Process Type

Choose the type of family law process that applies to your situation.

Regular Family Process

Standard court process for family law matters including divorce, parenting, child support, spousal support, and property division. This is the most common process type.

Desk Process

Streamlined process for uncontested matters where both parties agree. The court may decide without a hearing. Commonly used for consent orders and uncontested divorces.

Urgent Process

For urgent matters requiring immediate court attention, such as child protection issues, risk of harm, or immediate safety concerns. Requires justification for urgency.

2. Mandatory Requirements

Please confirm the following mandatory requirements for your court application.

This matter involves minor children

I confirm that Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has occurred within the last 6 months, or reasonable attempts have been made with no response from the other party.

I am seeking child support, spousal support, or property division

3. Commencing an Action

Provide information about your court action or select the appropriate claim type.

Important Notice - Effective January 2, 2026

As of January 2, 2026, all actions are required to file a claim if one doesn't already exist to obtain the court file number. If you do not have an existing action number, you must complete the claim details below to proceed.

Do you have an existing Action Number?

Select Claim Type *

Statement of Claim

For married couples seeking divorce or dealing with family law matters within a marriage. This is used when you were legally married and need to resolve issues related to your marriage.

Family Law Claim

For unmarried couples (common-law or adult interdependent partners) dealing with parenting, support, or property matters. This is used when you were not legally married but lived together in a relationship.

4. Your Information

You are the:

Full Legal Name *

Street Address *

City *

Province

Postal Code *

Phone Number *

Email Address *

5. Legal Representation

Do you have a lawyer?

6. Court Information

Court Location *

Court File Number

Type of Matter *

7. Court Appearance Details

Appearance Date

Appearance Time

Type of Appearance

8. Other Party Information

Other Party's Name

Other Party's Lawyer (if known)