Problems like children's parenting arrangements, the payment of support, and the division of property are the everyday issues that crop up when a relationship breaks down. There is a whole host of other legal issues that fall under the family law umbrella, and it's a big umbrella.
This first section is a bit of a grab bag and takes a look at a selection of relatively common family law problems. It talks about issues affecting the wills and estates law and what happens when people and property are located in different legal jurisdictions.
| This information applies to British Columbia, Canada. Last reviewed for legal accuracy by Mark Norton, June 8, 2017.
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Marriage, Separation & Divorce | |
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| Avoiding an Obligation | |
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| Alternatives to Court | |
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| Agreements | |
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| Starting an Action | |
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| Defending an Action | |
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| Interim Applications | |
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| Affidavits | |
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| Courtroom Protocol | |
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| Appealing a Decision | |
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| Other Litigation Issues | |
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| Miscellaneous | |
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Forms and Documents |
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| Provincial Court | |
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| Family Law | |
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