If You Can't Get Legal Aid for Your Child Protection Case
For people facing a complicated child protection hearing who have been denied legal aid but can’t afford a lawyer. Explains why you can ask for a court-appointed lawyer and how to apply. Includes forms and what to say to the judge in court.
View PDF- produced by
- Legal Aid BC
- produced in
- 2023
- last reviewed
- February 2023 i Last date reviewed by a qualified expert to ensure content up-to-date. See "Tips" in Clicklaw content criteria (bottom of pageside menu) for details.
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Also available in:
French
(PDF)
- resource type
- self-help & forms
- tags
- child protection, removal of a child from the home, parent's rights, JG application, JG applications, Legal Aid BC, Family Law in BC website, Aboriginal Legal Aid in BC website, custody & access, Ministry of Children and Family Development, child welfare worker
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