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Recent Changes to Family Law in British Columbia (view source)
Revision as of 17:20, 18 February 2021
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There's also a | There's also a brand new form, Form F102, Statement of Information for Corollary Relief Proceedings. ''Corollary relief'' refers to claims made about parenting after separation, child support or spousal support under the ''Divorce Act'', but this form is only needed when someone is asking for orders about parenting after separation. The form requires you to describe any: | ||
* civil protection orders or cases about your spouse, yourself or your children, | * civil protection orders or cases about your spouse, yourself or your children, | ||
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* criminal cases about your spouse or yourself, the nature of the charges, and any orders, peace bonds or undertakings that have been made. | * criminal cases about your spouse or yourself, the nature of the charges, and any orders, peace bonds or undertakings that have been made. | ||
This form is necessary, because under section 7.8 of the new ''Divorce Act'', judges must take into account cases like these, and any orders made in those cases, when making decisions about parenting after separation. | This form is necessary, because under section 7.8 of the new ''Divorce Act'', judges must take into account cases like these, and any orders made in those cases, when making decisions about parenting after separation. | ||
===Relocation Forms=== | ===Relocation Forms=== | ||