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*'''Section 81:''' This section states the basic principle that when spouses separate, each spouse takes a one-half interest in family property as a tenant in common, and each becomes responsible for one-half of the family debt. | *'''Section 81:''' This section states the basic principle that when spouses separate, each spouse takes a one-half interest in family property as a tenant in common, and each becomes responsible for one-half of the family debt. | ||
*'''Sections 84 and 85:''' These sections tell you how to figure out which property is family property and which property is excluded property. | *'''Sections 84 and 85:''' These sections tell you how to figure out which property is family property and which property is excluded property. | ||
*'''Section 94(1):''' This section gives the court the authority | *'''Section 94(1):''' This section gives the court the authority to make orders for the division of property and debt between spouses. | ||
*'''Sections 95 and 95:''' These sections say when the court may divide excluded property between spouses and when it may divide family property unequally. | *'''Sections 95 and 95:''' These sections say when the court may divide excluded property between spouses and when it may divide family property unequally. | ||
*'''Section 109(1):''' This section allows the court to make orders for the ownership and division of property outside of British Columbia. | *'''Section 109(1):''' This section allows the court to make orders for the ownership and division of property outside of British Columbia. | ||
