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'''Spousal support''' is money one spouse pays to the other to help them financially after a separation or divorce. [[Spousal Support (No. 123)|Here, we explain spousal support]]. | '''Spousal support''' is money one spouse pays to the other to help them financially after a separation or divorce. [[Spousal Support (No. 123)|Here, we explain spousal support]]. | ||
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===With more information=== | |||
The '''Family Law website''' from Legal Aid BC features self-help information and guides for people in family disputes. | |||
* [https://family.legalaid.bc.ca/ Visit website] | |||
The wikibook ''JP Boyd on Family Law'', hosted by Courthouse Libraries BC, provides comprehensive information on family law, including sample court forms and how-to information. | The wikibook ''JP Boyd on Family Law'', hosted by Courthouse Libraries BC, provides comprehensive information on family law, including sample court forms and how-to information. | ||
* [https://wiki.clicklaw.bc.ca/index.php/JP_Boyd_on_Family_Law Visit website] | * [https://wiki.clicklaw.bc.ca/index.php/JP_Boyd_on_Family_Law Visit website] | ||
===Free and low-cost legal help=== | |||
Options for legal help include legal aid, pro bono services, legal clinics, and advocates. [[Free and Low-Cost Legal Help|See our information on free and low-cost legal help]]. | |||