This guide explains the Section 211 report that a judge may order you to get in complex family law matters where the parents cannot agree about parenting issues.
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This toolkit provides an overview of major issues lawyers may encounter when requesting or responding to psychological reports ordered under s. 211 of the Family Law Act. It was developed primarily for lawyers working ...
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If you are involved in a family law matter, you have certain rights under the law. However, to preserve your rights, you must pay attention to certain time limits. This table sets out some deadlines and time limits ...
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This is a resource for anyone in BC who needs protection from a specific person or people and wants to obtain an order from the court.
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This guide can help you if you are working on a family law matter and you need help finding a lawyer. This guide also explains the difference between Legal Aid lawyers and private lawyers.
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After separating from a partner, you may want to know if you can change the locks to your rental home. Different living situations can create different legal rights and responsibilities. This guide will help you figure ...
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Interim distributions of property are only available to people who are considered “spouses.” This guide was created to help people understand when they might be able to access family property to help cover the costs of ...
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