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• How Do I Appeal a Final Supreme Court Decision?
  {{JP Boyd on Family Law How Do I TOC|expanded=appeals}} ...made by a judge following trial or by the agreement of the parties without a trial. Orders made by the agreement of the parties are called ''consent ord
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• Form F80 Notice of Appeal
  ...om the Provincial Court, is to be started by filing a [[Form F79 Notice of Appeal if Directions Required|Form F79]] or Form F80. <onlyinclude>| Form F80 || [[Form F80 Notice of Appeal | Notice of Appeal]] || [{{BCSCFurl}}F80.pdf?forcedownload=true PDF] || || [{{SCFRlink}}#F80 H
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• Form F79 Notice of Appeal if Directions Required
  ...incial Court, is to be started by filing a Form F79 or [[Form 80 Notice of Appeal|Form F80]]. ...orm F79 || [[Form F79 Notice of Appeal if Directions Required | Notice of Appeal if Directions Required]] || [{{BCSCFurl}}F79.pdf?forcedownload=true PDF] ||
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• Form F98 Notice of Appeal from Associate Judge Registrar or Special Referee
  ...judge of the Supreme Court. The appeal must be made by filing a notice of appeal in Form F98. ...F98 Notice of Appeal from Master Registrar or Special Referee | Notice of Appeal from Master Registrar or Special Referee]] || [{{BCSCFurl}}F98.pdf?forcedow
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• JP Boyd on Family Law — Helpful Guides and Common Questions
  {{JP Boyd on Family Law How Do I TOC}} ...ns about family law issues, such as how to find out if you're divorced and how to avoid paying child support.
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• How Do I Appeal a Court of Appeal Decision?
  {{JP Boyd on Family Law How Do I TOC|expanded=appeals}} ...istically speaking, very few family law appeals make it before the Supreme Court of Canada, however. You will need to consider that:
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• Which Court Do I Need to Go to?
  If you decide to begin a court action, you need to find out which court is appropriate. ...m. In BC we have the Provincial Court, the Supreme Court, and the Court of Appeal, as illustrated by the chart below. '''Note:''' On June 1, 2017, the limit
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• How Do I Find Out About Court Procedures?
  There are many self-help guides to help people represent themselves in court. They range from general guides to guides specific to different courts. ...resented Litigant]. Includes dealing with lawyers, judges, court staff and court rules.
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• How Do I Appeal a Provincial Court Decision?
  {{JP Boyd on Family Law How Do I TOC|expanded=appeals}} ...l Review Procedure Act''. This information is about appeals to the Supreme Court.
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• How Do I Appeal an Interim Supreme Court Decision?
  {{JP Boyd on Family Law How Do I TOC|expanded=appeals}} ...g interim orders are different, depending on whether the order was made by a judge or an associate judge.
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• How Do I Appeal a Final Supreme Court Decision?
  {{JP Boyd on Family Law How Do I TOC|expanded=appeals}} ...made by a judge following trial or by the agreement of the parties without a trial. Orders made by the agreement of the parties are called ''consent ord
  15 KB (2,621 words) - 22:22, 17 January 2024
• Responding to Divorce Proceedings
  ...shelagh-c-kinney/ Shelagh Kinney], Watson Goepel|date= April 2020}} {{Dial-A-Law TOC|expanded = divorce}} If a divorce proceeding has been started against you, you have two choices: do nothing or respond. Learn what’s involved in responding to divorce procee
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• Motor Vehicle Violation Tickets (13:V)
  == A. General Information == ...ection provides information on Violation Tickets, including how to dispute a Violation Ticket.
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• The Court System for Family Matters
  ...decision about a claim, and may confirm, change or cancel a trial judge's decision. ...a limited variety of issues and claims. The Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal are our province's superior courts and can deal with all issues and all cla
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• Understanding the Legal System for Family Law Matters
  ...ovies and on television, where all legal problems are resolved in court by a judge after listening to lawyers arguing about the law. ...system in more detail, covering [[The Court System for Family Matters|the court system]], [[The Law for Family Matters|the law]], and [[You & Your Lawyer|t
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• My Employer Isn't Paying My Wages
  ..., you are entitled to be paid for all of the hours that you worked, within a short period of time after completing the work. If you have worked overtime If you can't resolve a problem relating to unpaid wages directly with your employer, you generally
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• Introduction to Family Law in British Columbia
  }}This section offers a short introduction to family law in British Columbia and the ways that fami ...the chapter [[Understanding the Legal System for Family Law Matters]] has a more complete introduction to family law and resolving family law disputes
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• Same Sex Relationships and Issues Affecting Transgender and Transsexual People
  ...couples. A person’s sexual orientation is rarely a relevant factor in the court’s analysis. The courts’ responses to family law matters involving LGBTQ ...ttp://www.cba.org/bc/home/main/ Canadian Bar Association British Columbia] a number of years ago:
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• Spousal Support Arrears
  ...support fails to pay all of the spousal support they are required to pay, a debt begins to accumulate. The debt owing is called the payor's ''arrears'' ...e the person receiving the support, while the ''recipient'', will want the court to force the payor to pay what's owing.
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• Desk Order Divorce: The Do-It-Yourself Divorce Process
  ...51859 Amber van Drielen], One World Law Group|date= February 2020}} {{Dial-A-Law TOC|expanded = divorce}} ...ty, there’s a fast-track way to get a divorce. Learn how you can apply for a '''desk order divorce'''.
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• Resolving Family Law Problems in Court
  ..., making applications before trial, and completing a trial. For Provincial Court trials, please refer to the resources on Legal Aid BC's Family Law website, ...Family Matter|responding to a proceeding]], going to [[Case Conferences in a Family Law Matter|case conferences]], making [[Interim Applications in Fami
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• Recourse to the Courts (22:XVI)
  == A. Matters That the Court May Determine at First Instance == ...handle strata disputes between owners of strata lots and corporations for a variety of matters.
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• The Law for Family Matters
  |resourcetype = a fact sheet on ...sources/fact_sheets/choosing_court.php choosing Provincial <br/>or Supreme Court]
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• Family Law Arbitration
  ...n class="noglossary">act</span> like a judge and make a decision resolving a legal dispute, after hearing the evidence and listening to the arguments of ...a family law dispute. It also provides some suggestions about how to find a family law arbitrator.
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• Changing Family Law Orders, Awards and Agreements Involving Spousal Support
  |resourcetype = <br/> a fact sheet on ...c.ca/resources/fact_sheets/changingFinalOrder.php when you can change <br/>a final order]
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• Divorce and the Law on Getting Divorced
  | link = [https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/resource/4647 Getting a divorce] ...out a divorce order, a couple will remain married to each other, no matter how long they've been separated from one another, until one of the spouses dies
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• Changing Family Law Orders, Awards and Agreements Involving Children
  |resourcetype = <br/> a fact sheet on ...c.ca/resources/fact_sheets/changingFinalOrder.php when you can change <br/>a final order]
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• Changing Orders in Family Matters
  |resourcetype = <br/> a fact sheet on ...aside-agreement-made-bc/when-can-you-change-order when you can change <br/>a final order]
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• Review of Administrative Decisions for Public Complaints (5:III)
  ==A. Step One: Informal Review == ...is to locate the person making the decision or in a position to review the decision. Before pursuing more drastic (and often expensive) avenues, try to locate
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• The Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines
  | resourcetype = a detailed user's guide to ...sory Guidelines to figure out how much spousal support should be paid, and how long spousal support should be paid for.
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• Enforcing Orders in Family Matters
  ...r are followed is another. Although most people are prepared to follow the court orders they are bound by, when someone fails to honour their obligations, s ...ers for parenting time and contact. This section also looks at contempt of court applications.
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• Adopting Children
  Adoption is the creation of a brand new parent-child relationship where there wasn't one before. When an ...the use of a licensed adoption agency for children not in government care. A list of the four adoption agencies licensed in British Columbia is provided
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• Moving Away after Separation
  ...new haircut or buying a new phone; others, like changing jobs or starting a new relationship, are much more significant. One of the ways family law has ...be enormously consequential, like moving to a new city, a new province or a new country.
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• Agreements after Separation
  ...tionship. Unlike marriage and cohabitation agreements, which are made when a relationship starts, separation agreements are made when the relationship i This section provides an introduction to separation agreements, discusses how separation agreements are formed, and describes the legal requirements of s
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• Child Support
  ...[Divorce Act]]'' and the ''[[Family Law Act]]''. It talks about how to get a child support order inside and outside of British Columbia. It also looks a ...hanges to Child Support|how to make changes]], and [[Child Support Arrears|how to deal with arrears of child support]].
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• Protecting Property and Debt in Family Law Matters
  | resourcetype = a fact sheet on | link = [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/resource/1639 How to divide property and debts]
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• Complaints Concerning Police Conduct (5:V)
  == A. Introduction == ...[RCMPA]. The RCMP is the policing agency in all parts of BC not served by a municipal police force. Their status as the provincial police force is auth
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• Enforcement of a Small Claims Judgment (20:XVII)
  ...accuracy and it will then be signed and ready for pick-up or mailed within a day or two. ...and letter should warn that, if payment is not received by a certain date (i.e., 10 days later), other enforcement proceedings will be pursued.
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• Separation and the Law
  ...one of the most traumatic stages in the conclusion of a relationship, but a brief period of separation can also lead to reconciliation and the resumpti ...," and people who have lived together for less than two years and have had a child together.
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• Interim Applications in Family Matters
  |resourcetype = a self-help guide on <br/> ...ng and responding to <br/> applications for interim orders <br/>in Supreme Court]
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• Resolving Family Law Problems out of Court
  ...ca/global/search?f=Alternatives+to+court%7cFamily+law&so=v alternatives to court] ...pending on your circumstances, you may never need to darken the doorway of a courtroom.
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• Privacy or Access to Information for Public Complaints (5:IV)
  == A. Introduction == ...dividual against the public interest in disclosure. The following provides a quick survey of the relevant privacy or access to information laws.
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• ICBC and Personal Injury Claims (12:XII)
  == A. Making a Claim with ICBC == ...ught of as the motorist’s “insurance policy”. All of the benefits to which a motorist is entitled are explained in the ''IA Regulations''. ICBC adjuster
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• Permanent Residence Application Process (18:V)
  ...to three general categories (note: these categories are extremely broad): (i.) Economic Class applicants, (ii.) Family Class applicants, and (iii.) huma ...and relieve IRCC from the obligation to process all applications to a full decision (s 11). For example, priority processing amongst Family Class applications
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• Basic Principles of Property and Debt in Family Law
  | resourcetype = a fact sheet on | link = [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/resource/1639 How to divide property and debts]
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• Basic Principles of Parenting after Separation
  ...th their parents and other important people in their lives; and, secondly, how parents will make important decisions affecting the children, about things ...ents' responsibility for making decisions about their children is called ''decision-making responsibility'' or ''parental responsibilities''. In general, the t
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• Child Support Guidelines
  ...the Guidelines," the [http://canlii.ca/t/80mh Child Support Guidelines] is a federal regulation, adopted by all of the provinces except Quebec, that des ...to <span class="noglossary">account</span>. It also provides an example of a typical child support order.
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• Terminology
  ...ite of [https://family.legalaid.bc.ca/glossary Legal Aid BC] also features a helpful glossary. ...Law Dictionary'' and the ''Canadian Law Dictionary'', and Wikipedia offers a helpful and fairly complete [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_le
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• Criminal Offences under the Youth Criminal Justice Act (2:III)
  == A. Applicable Age == A “Child” is defined in Section 2(1) of the ''YCJA'' as “a person who is, or, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, appears to b
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• Types of Substitute Decision-Making in Residential Care
  ==Statutory Substitutes - Temporary Substitute Decision-Making for Health Decisions== ...t would identify a substitute to make personal care decisions on behalf of a mentally incapable adult.
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• ICBC and Compulsory Coverage (12:X)
  ...insurance issued under the ''IVA'' to someone licensed under the ''MVA'' (i.e., the “insured”). ...n uninsured vehicle is also an offence (''MVA'', s 24(3)(b)) which carries a fine of at least $300 and no more than $2,000 and/or imprisonment for at le
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