What's new on the Family Law website
Subscribe to get updatesThe Family Law in British Columbia website has added the following new materials.
May 2013
- Six new PDF self-help guides:
- "How to personally serve documents for a Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) family law process" (in Chinese (simplified), Farsi, Punjabi, Russian, Tagalog, and Vietnamese)
April 2013
- Three new publications:
- For Your Protection (now in simplified and traditional Chinese, and Punjabi)
- Four new self-help guides:
- How to apply to enforce a parenting agreement or order in Provincial Court
- How to respond to an application to enforce a parenting agreement or order in Provincial Court
- How to apply to enforce a parenting agreement or order in Supreme Court
- How to respond to an application to enforce a parenting agreement or order in Supreme Court
- One new frequently asked question:
- Two new publications:
- Three new fact sheets:
- Family law protection orders
- What is abuse?
- What if the other party doesn't follow the parenting agreement or order?
- Three new self-help guides:
March 2013
- Two new fact sheets:
- One revised fact sheet:
- See Family law in BC after March 18, 2013 for links to the new and revised materials we've added to the site to conform to the new Family Law Act, including:
- 2 new and 26 revised self-help guides
- 10 new and 43 revised fact sheets
- 17 revised frequently asked questions
- 3 new and 21 revised publications
- New and revised definitions
February 2013
- One new fact sheet:
January 2013
- Five new publications:
- Guide to the New BC Family Law Act (in simplified and traditional Chinese, French, Punjabi, and Spanish)
December 2012
- One new What's new in family law item:
October 2012
- One new publication: