Family Law Litigation in Supreme Court

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JP Boyd on Family Law
This page is from the Clicklaw Wikibook JP Boyd on Family Law. See the full contents and the list of contributors.
Getting Started
Introduction · Family Law in BC Definitions · Legislation Divorce Act Basics · Family Law Act Basics
Chapters
The Legal System · The Law · You & Your Lawyer · Justice Access
Family Relationships · Married Spouses · Unmarried Spouses · Parents · Polyamorous Relationships · Grandparents and Extended Family · Adoption · Assisted Reproduction
Separation and Divorce · Separating Emotionally · Behaviour & Boundaries · Separation and the Law · Divorce Law
Resolving Problems out of Court · Collaborative Negotiation · Mediation · Arbitration · Parenting Coordination
Resolving Problems in Court · The Court System
Supreme Court Litigation · Starting & Responding to Claims · Disclosure & Discovery · Court Conferences · Interim Applications · Supreme Court Trials · Changing Orders · Enforcing Orders
Provincial Court Litigation · Starting & Responding to Claims · Disclosure · Court Conferences · Interim Applications · Provincial Court Trials · Changing Orders · Enforcing Orders
Family Law Agreements · Cohabitation Agreements · Marriage Agreements · Separation Agreements · Changing Agreements · Enforcing Agreements
Children & Parenting · Rights of Children · Parenting Apart · Basic Principles · Moving Away after Separation · Children Who Resist Seeing a Parent · Making Changes · Enforcing Orders & Agreements
Child Support · The Guidelines · Exceptions to the Guidelines · Making Changes · Child Support Arrears
Spousal Support · The Advisory Guidelines · Making Changes · Spousal Support Arrears
Property & Debt · Basic Principles · Protecting Property & Debt · Dividing Property & Debt
Family Violence · FLA & Divorce Act · Criminal Code · Civil Claims · Child Protection
Court Forms & Documents
Supreme Court: Forms & Examples Provincial Court: Forms & Examples Other Family Law Forms & Documents Helpful Guides & Common Questions View See more topics From the Author Editorial Manifesto · Rights & Duties of Self-Represented Litigants
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Page Editor(s)
Since 2020: Elizabeth Cameron and Rosemary Gallo
Previously: Shannon Aldinger and Julie Brown
Read: Past contributors

The editorial team is busy preparing separate, in-depth chapters for the BC Provincial Court and the BC Supreme Court, which are the two courts in the province of British Columbia that handle family law trials.

In the meantime, please consult the following interim legacy pages for discussions around going to court for a family law matter:

Family Law Litigation in Supreme Court

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