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As a wikibook, [[JP Boyd on Family Law]] continues John-Paul's commitment to explaining the legal system and providing free, plain language information on family law and divorce law, court processes and other family law dispute resolution mechanisms. The contributions and efforts of the editorial team have strengthened and improved on John-Paul's original resource and provide a significant benefit to the public. | As a wikibook, [[JP Boyd on Family Law]] continues John-Paul's commitment to explaining the legal system and providing free, plain language information on family law and divorce law, court processes and other family law dispute resolution mechanisms. The contributions and efforts of the editorial team have strengthened and improved on John-Paul's original resource and provide a significant benefit to the public. | ||
Transitioning John-Paul's resource to a wiki format, suitable for both electronic consumption and print, is another significant benefit. You might be reading this page on a laptop in a coffee shop, or you could be flipping through this book at a public library. | Transitioning John-Paul's resource to a wiki format, suitable for both electronic consumption and print, is another significant benefit. You might be reading this page on a laptop in a coffee shop, or you could be flipping through this book at a public library. Both digital and print formats are made possible by the technology that powers Clicklaw Wikibooks, and helps Courthouse Libraries BC fulfil its mandate to provide legal information for the public and improve the legal collections of public libraries in British Columbia. | ||
Both digital and print formats are made possible by the technology that powers Clicklaw Wikibooks, and helps Courthouse Libraries BC fulfil its mandate to provide legal information for the public and improve the legal collections of public libraries in British Columbia. | |||
If you are interested in contributing as a writer, commentator or as a member of the editorial team, or have any feedback or other remarks about this wikibook, please contact: | If you are interested in contributing as a writer, commentator or as a member of the editorial team, or have any feedback or other remarks about this wikibook, please contact: | ||