A series of guides that can help you if you are pursuing or involved in a small claims court action.
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The Family Maintenance Enforcement Program can notify the federal government when the person who is supposed to pay support (the payor) has fallen $3,000 or more behind in support payments. The federal government will ...
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The enrolment package for the person receiving support (the recipient) to enroll in the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP). The package includes instructions on how to enroll as well as the application ...
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This site is aimed at people who have been given a federal contravention violation ticket. It explains what the options are, how to pay the ticket, how to dispute the ticket, and gives some contact information.
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This site gives brief instructions on ordering a transcript of a court hearing or a trial.
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This video explains the basic and ultimate limitation periods in British Columbia's new Limitation Act, which came into force on June 1, 2013. The Limitation Act specifies how long a person has to bring forward a ...
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Non-medical cannabis will be legal in Canada as of October 17, 2018. Here, you’ll find information on the laws and regulations for BC.
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This page has court forms for violation tickets, including motor vehicle offences. The forms are in a PDF format that can be filled out and printed.
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Read about what a protection order is, when you should get one, how it will protect you, and who you can speak with to get more information about how to apply for one.
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This guide answers some questions about what happens in small claims after you have your court order stating what the judge says you are entitled to. If you have lost your case and have to pay, it will tell you what ...
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