This site contains information most people will want after receiving a jury summons. Information here can help answer many general questions people may have about jury duty.
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This site gives brief instructions on ordering a transcript of a court hearing or a trial.
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The enrollment package for the person paying support (the payor) to enroll in the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP). If you already have a maintenance order or agreement filed in a BC court, just follow ...
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Links to online filllable court forms for BC Supreme Court for Family matters. These forms work best when using the Internet Explorer browser.
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This guide is for people who have a small claims court case and are going to court for a settlement conference or a trial. It explains the process of a settlement conference and the process of a trial.
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Some court documents can be submitted (also referred to as “filing”) by fax. However, not all courthouses are set up to accept faxed documents and certain documents cannot be submitted by fax. See what locations ...
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This fact sheet answers questions about child protection mediation such as what issues can be referred to mediation and who can participate. Child protection mediation is administered by the Ministry of Justice and ...
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This site explains how to get an interpreter for the deaf or hard of hearing. The site also explains the situations where the courts will provide an English language interpreter and offers resources for situations where ...
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This page explains the various ways to pay a provincial violation ticket.
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An introductory guide to preparing an application for a support order, or to change or enforce a support order, where one party lives outside BC and the other lives in the province. Provides step-by-step instructions ...
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