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This chapter provides a general overview of family law in British Columbia, intended as a guide for law students and individuals navigating legal issues that arise from family relationships. It outlines the legal frameworks and procedures concerning the formation of relationships, divorce and separation, division of family property and assets, and issues involving children in family law matters. This chapter also includes useful resources for individuals dealing with family law matters, as well as information on related legal processes, such as adoption and name changes. | |||
Please note that family law is a complex area governed by multiple statutes and case law. Accordingly, the information provided in this chapter should be used for reference purposes only. | |||
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| This information applies to British Columbia, Canada. Last reviewed for legal accuracy by the Law Students' Legal Advice Program on November 8, 2025. |
This chapter provides a general overview of family law in British Columbia, intended as a guide for law students and individuals navigating legal issues that arise from family relationships. It outlines the legal frameworks and procedures concerning the formation of relationships, divorce and separation, division of family property and assets, and issues involving children in family law matters. This chapter also includes useful resources for individuals dealing with family law matters, as well as information on related legal processes, such as adoption and name changes.
Please note that family law is a complex area governed by multiple statutes and case law. Accordingly, the information provided in this chapter should be used for reference purposes only.
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