The Small Claims BC website provides information about trials in Small Claims cases. Trials are scheduled for all claims that are not resolved in a mediation session or a trial conference.
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This section of the Small Claims BC website has forms that may be used in a small claims case. The forms are in a PDF format that can be filled in and printed off. Links are also provided to a filing assistant that ...
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This website explains the process for going to BC Small Claims Court. You can learn more details about each step as you go through the web pages. Find out what to do if you are being sued and how to sue someone in Small ...
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Even if you win your case, there is more to do in order to get your money or what the judge decided you were entitled to. This website explains your options for how to collect on a judgment.
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This web page about settlement conferences discusses how parties in a legal dispute have the opportunity to sit with a Provincial court judge to explore ways to settle their case without going to trial.
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Small Claims Court is the Do-It-Yourself civil law division of the BC Provincial Court. It hears lawsuits that involve disputes up to a maximum of $35,000. This guide contains information on the Small Claims Court ...
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This site provides up-to-date information about legal questions related to COVID-19 situation. In this section, learn about family law issues when parenting apart.
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This site provides up-to-date information about legal questions related to COVID-19 situation. In this section, learn what non-financial supports are available in BC to keep you safe and assist with mental wellness.
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This site provides up-to-date information about legal questions related to COVID-19 situation. In this section, find out about issues related to employment and support for employees and employers.
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How to Separate is an online course that helps people in BC move through separation or divorce. It's for those who can work it all out on their own, as well as those who need the court. Learn about key issues, decisions ...
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