Form 13
Financial Statement (Support Claims)
Generally used when the focus is support and there are no property issues to report.
Learn about Form 13
Ontario financial disclosure for family court
Your Ontario financial statement, done right — without the broken government PDF.
Form 13 and 13.1 in a guided workspace that adds your totals as you type, saves every change, and flags what’s still missing — so what you file is complete and correct.
- Matches the official court form
- Private to your account
- Free to complete · no subscription
Choose your starting point
Two official forms. One clear way to complete them.
Form 13.1
Financial Statement (Support and Property)
Generally used when property, debts, or equalization are part of the picture, with or without support.
Learn about Form 13.1These are general descriptions from Ontario’s published form guidance, not a determination of which form applies to your situation. If you are unsure, review the official instructions or get legal advice.
Built for the form, not the PDF
The same statement the court expects — that actually works.
The official Form 13.1 is a locked Word document: fields you can’t type in, totals you add by hand and hope are right, and progress that vanishes if it crashes. Ontario Forms follows the exact same Form 13 and Form 13.1 structure the court expects — it just adds the totals for you, saves every keystroke, and flags what’s still missing, so what you hand the court is complete.
Totals add themselves. Income, expenses, assets, and debts calculate as you type — no re-keying a broken sum.
Nothing gets lost. Every change autosaves to your account, so you can stop and come back without starting over.
Backed by the official guidance. Cross-check any section against the Ontario financial-disclosure guide or our Form 13.1 overview.
A clearer sequence
Three steps from blank page to reviewed statement.
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Choose Form 13 or Form 13.1 based on the official general guidance.
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Work through guided sections with autosave and updated calculations.
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Review reminders when you’re ready, then export your finished Form 13.1 as a court-ready PDF. Form 13 PDF export is not available yet.
A better finish line
Know what needs attention before your next step.
The review view brings missing answers, reminders, and updated calculations into one place.
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Required fields are easy to find
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Calculations update as you work
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Supporting-document reminders stay visible
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Saved statements stay organized separately
See it work
An example: your totals add themselves.
Enter each line and the section total updates on its own — no hand math, no broken sum to re-check. Leave a required box empty and it stays flagged until it’s filled, so nothing slips through before you file.
Illustrative example. Your own numbers stay private to your account.
Part 1 · Income (monthly)
- Employment income
- $4,800
- Self-employment income
- $900
- Investment income
- $350
- Other income Needs an answer
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Total monthly income$6,050
Total updates automatically as you type.
Pricing
Free to prepare. $49 to export.
Build and review your entire statement for free. When it's ready to file, it's a one-time $49 CAD to export your court-ready PDF — no subscription for personal use, no per-page fees.
A lawyer or paralegal preparing your financial statement bills by the hour. Ontario Forms is one flat $49 per statement.
The official government PDF is free too — but it locks fields, breaks your totals, and loses your place. This is the same court statement that actually adds up.
Export availability: Form 13.1 PDF export is available now. Form 13 PDF export is not available yet.
One-time · No subscription for personal use
$49 CAD, one-time per statement
Build and review for free. You pay only to export your filing-ready PDF.
- Complete the full Form 13 or 13.1, guided section by section
- Automatic totals and autosave as you type
- A review pass that flags what still needs attention
- Filing-ready, flattened PDF with selectable text
- One flat fee per statement — no subscription for personal use
No credit card to start — the $49 fee applies at export.
A 30-day money-back guarantee is planned for eligible export purchases.
Questions, answered plainly
Before you start
Can I complete a form before paying?
Yes — building and reviewing your entire statement is free. Form 13.1 PDF export is available now for a one-time $49 CAD; Form 13 PDF export is not available yet. There is no subscription for personal use.
Is my financial information secure?
Your statement is saved privately to your account and is only visible to you. We do not sell or share your information, and you stay in control of your own data.
Will the court accept the form I complete here?
Ontario Forms follows the official Form 13 and Form 13.1 structure published by the Ontario courts, and Form 13.1 exports as the standard PDF you file the same way you would the government version. Ontario Forms is software, not a filing service or law firm, so it does not file documents with the court for you.
Does this provide legal advice?
No. Ontario Forms is a guided software tool, not a lawyer or legal service. It does not choose a form for you, tell you what to disclose, or file documents with the court.
Will my Form 13.1 information carry into Form 13?
Not automatically. The current workspace keeps each Form 13 and Form 13.1 draft separate and does not copy answers between forms. You can keep the earlier statement open as a reference while entering and verifying current information.
Can I use the app as a lawyer or law clerk?
Yes. The workflow is available to professionals helping clients prepare financial disclosure. Visit the professional page for a focused overview.
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