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{{·}}[[Credit Insurance]]
{{·}}[[Credit Insurance]]


| list6name  = children
| list6name  = Reports
| list6title  = [[Children in Family Law Matters|Children]]
| list6title  = [[Credit Reports & Credit Cards]]
| list6      =  
| list6      =  
{{·}}[[Parenting after Separation]]
{{·}}[[Credit Reports and Credit Ratings]]


{{·}}[[Guardianship, Parenting Arrangements and Contact|Guardianship, Parenting and Contact]]
{{·}}[[Credit Cards]]


{{·}}[[Custody and Access]]


{{·}}[[Changing Family Law Orders and Agreements Involving Children|Making Changes]]
| list7name  = mortgagesloans
| list7title  = [[Mortgages and Secured Loans]]
| list7      =
{{·}}[[Mortgages and Foreclosure]]


{{·}}[[Estrangement and Alienation]]
{{·}}[[Prepayment Rights]]


| list7name  = childsupport
{{·}}[[Security Agreements]]
| list7title  = [[Child Support]]
| list7      =
{{·}}[[Child Support Guidelines|The Guidelines]]


{{·}}[[Exceptions to the Child Support Guidelines|Exceptions to the Guidelines]]


{{·}}[[Making Changes to Child Support|Making Changes]]
| list8name  = deslingdebt
| list8title  = [[Dealing with Debt]]
| list8      =
{{·}}[[Collection Agents]]


{{·}}[[Child Support Arrears]]
{{·}}[[Harassment]]


| list8name  = spousalsupport
{{·}}[[Bailiffs and Sheriffs]]
| list8title  = [[Spousal Support]]
| list8      =
{{·}}[[Basic Principles of Spousal Support|Basic Principles]]


{{·}}[[The Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines|The Advisory Guidelines]]
{{·}}[[Fraudulent Conveyances and Fraudulent Preferences]]


{{·}}[[Making Changes to Spousal Support|Making Changes]]
{{·}}[[Garnishment and Set-off]]


{{·}}[[Spousal Support Arrears]]


| list9name  = assets
| list9name  = outdebt
| list9title  = [[Property & Debt in Family Law Matters|Property & Debt]]
| list9title  = [[Getting Out of Debt]]
| list9      =  
| list9      =  
{{·}}[[Basic Principles of Property & Debt in Family Law|Basic Principles]]
{{·}}[[Debtor’s Options for Getting Out of Debt]]


{{·}}[[Protecting Property & Debt in Family Law Matters|Protecting Property & Debt]]
{{·}}[[Assignments in Bankruptcy]]
 
{{·}}[[Consumer and Ordinary Proposals]]
 
{{·}}[[Orderly Payment of Debts]]


{{·}}[[Dividing Property & Debt in Family Law Matters|Dividing Property & Debt]]
   
   
| list10name  = relationships
| list10name  = goingcourt
| list10title  = [[Family Relationships]]  
| list10title  = [[Going to Court]]  
| list10      =  
| list10      =  
{{·}}[[Marriage & Married Spouses]]
{{·}}[[Contempt of Court]]


{{·}}[[Unmarried Spouses]]
{{·}}[[Court Jurisdiction and Procedures]]


{{·}}[[Other Unmarried Relationships]]
{{·}}[[Enforcing Judgments Against Chattels]]


{{·}}[[Children's Caregivers and Extended Family|Caregivers and Extended Family]]
{{·}}[[Enforcing Judgments Against Land]]


{{·}}[[Adoption]]
{{·}}[[Examination of Debtors]]
 
{{·}}[[Foreign Claims and Judgments]]
 
{{·}}[[Instalment Payment Orders]]
 
{{·}}[[Limitations]]
 
{{·}}[[Stays of Enforcement]]


{{·}}[[Parentage and Assisted Reproduction]]


| list11name  = separation
| list11name  = separation
| list11title  = [[Separation & Divorce]]
| list11title  = [[Property Disputes]]
| list11      =  
| list11      =  
{{·}}[[Separation]]
{{·}}[[Recovery of Goods]]
 
{{·}}[[Repairers’ Liens]]


{{·}}[[Separating Emotionally]]
{{·}}[[Warehouse Liens]]


{{·}}[[Divorce]]


| list12name  = violence
| list12name  = violence

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Normally referred to as the "Supreme Court of British Columbia," this court hears most of the trials in this province. The Supreme Court is a court of inherent jurisdiction and has no limits on the sorts of claims it can hear or on the sorts of orders it can make. Decisions of the Provincial Court are appealed to the Supreme Court; decisions of the Supreme Court are appealed to the Court of Appeal. See "Court of Appeal," "jurisdiction," "Provincial Court" and "Supreme Court of Canada."

A court established and staffed by the provincial government, which includes Small Claims Court, Youth Court, and Family Court. The Provincial Court is the lowest level of court in British Columbia and is restricted in the sorts of matters it can deal with. It is, however, the most accessible of the two trial courts and no fees are charged to begin or defend a family law proceeding. The Family Court of the Provincial Court cannot deal with the division of family property or any claims under the Divorce Act. See "Divorce Act," "judge" and "jurisdiction."

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