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This section offers a short introduction to the laws and principles of family law in British Columbia and the ways that family law problems are resolved. It's written in easy-to-understand language and is meant for people who have never had to deal with the legal system before and for people who are new to Canada. | This section offers a short introduction to the laws and principles of family law in British Columbia and the ways that family law problems are resolved. It's written in easy-to-understand language and is meant for people who have never had to deal with the legal system before and for people who are new to Canada. | ||
This section is meant to be read as a whole, from start to finish. The main chapters of this resource go into each subject in a lot more detail. When you're done with this section, the [[Introduction to the Legal System for Family Matters | This section is meant to be read as a whole, from start to finish. The main chapters of this resource go into each subject in a lot more detail. When you're done with this section, the chapter, [[Introduction to the Legal System for Family Matters]] has a more complete introduction to family law and dispute resolution processes in BC. | ||
Here you will find an introduction to family law and an overview of common family law problems, the laws that deal with family law problems, the courts that deal with family law problems, and the other ways that family law problems are resolved. It talks about the law on the care of children, child support, spousal support, the division of property and debt, separation and divorce, and family law agreements. | |||
==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
