This page provides information on family law legal issues as they apply to Aboriginal people. Covers caring for children, parenting arrangements, child and spousal support, property, and income assistance.
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Information about the differences between marriage and marriage-like (common-law) relationships in BC, how to prepare to separate from a marriage or marriage-like relationship, and how to do your own divorce without ...
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Information about the processes and procedures of the BC court system, including forms and documents, court orders, what to do if you have to go to court, and how to get help from a lawyer or advocate.
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Short answers to common questions about Separation & Divorce, Children, Abuse & Family Violence, Finances & Support, and the BC Legal System.
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Describes what can happen if the ministry thinks your child's safety is at risk, including your responsibilities and rights as a parent, how you can be involved in making decisions for your child's future, and how to ...
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Information for parents, guardians, relatives of children, and children and teens about child rights, parenting and contact arrangements, child protection, and adoption.
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Explains the rights and responsibilities of people in marriage-like (common-law) relationships when they're together, if they separate, and if one of them dies with or without a will.
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Information for separating and divorcing couples about paying and receiving spousal support and child support, and dividing property and debts.
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Describes contested and uncontested divorces in BC and explains how laws in other countries might affect the process. Also includes step-by-step guides on how to do your own divorce without going to court.
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Describes separation in BC and gives information on mediation, what to take with you when you separate, and how to prove you're separated if you have to keep living with your ex-spouse.
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