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Sometimes people responsible for a child disagree with the Ministry of Children and Family Development or Aboriginal child and family service agency about a child’s safety. Child protection mediation is a way to make a ...
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This page provides information about the basics of family mediation, if it is right for you, and how to find a family mediator. Most family disputes are settled before they reach the courtroom.
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A short interview with Sharon, who talks about her experience with child protection mediation. She tells us how mediation helps both sides in a dispute reach a decision together in a non-judgmental way.
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This page gives instructions on how to begin an appeal of your sentence or conviction in a criminal case.
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This guide is for people involved in small claims actions from $10,000 to $35,000. It explains the mediation program available, how to start the mediation process, and the basic information behind the mediation process.
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This page is for people involved in claims at Vancouver Robson Square or Richmond small claims courts. It explains the special process that small claims matters filed in these locations will go through.
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This publication explains how cases involving mentally disordered
accused are handled by the justice system. It describes what happens
when a person accused of a crime is found either unfit to stand trial or
not ...
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Frequently asked questions about the laws that apply where one party lives outside BC and the other lives in the province, and one party wants to obtain a support order, change an existing order, or enforce an order. In ...
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The Ministry of Justice is responsible for the British Columbia Human Rights Code. This website provides information on many types of discrimination and harassment under the Code, as well as links and contacts about ...
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The BC Ministry of Justice provides information to families that will parent apart. This resources answers basic questions that parents may have during a separation or divorce.
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