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#Rule 5(4) requires the parties to each meet separately with a family justice counsellor, who may refer the parties to other services or may try to mediate a resolution to the parties' dispute. | #Rule 5(4) requires the parties to each meet separately with a family justice counsellor, who may refer the parties to other services or may try to mediate a resolution to the parties' dispute. | ||
#Rule 5(6) says that the parties to a court proceeding cannot meet with a judge until they have met with a family justice counsellor. | #Rule 5(6) says that the parties to a court proceeding cannot meet with a judge until they have met with a family justice counsellor. | ||
#Rule 5(8) sets out some exceptions to the rule that may allow a party to ask a judge | #Rule 5(8) sets out some exceptions to the rule that may allow a party to ask a judge to be exempted from all or part of the rule. | ||
Registries designated as family justice registries must also apply Rule 21, the Parenting After Separation rule, where the court proceeding involves orders about the care of children or child support. Rule 21 sets out yet more hoops to jump through, but the [http://www.familylaw.lss.bc.ca/resources/fact_sheets/parent_after_separation.php Parenting After Separation program] is a very useful program that you should consider taking whether you're at a registry subject to Rule 21 or not. Here are the highlights of [http://canlii.ca/t/85pb Rule 21]: | Registries designated as family justice registries must also apply Rule 21, the Parenting After Separation rule, where the court proceeding involves orders about the care of children or child support. Rule 21 sets out yet more hoops to jump through, but the [http://www.familylaw.lss.bc.ca/resources/fact_sheets/parent_after_separation.php Parenting After Separation program] is a very useful program that you should consider taking whether you're at a registry subject to Rule 21 or not. Here are the highlights of [http://canlii.ca/t/85pb Rule 21]: | ||
