Separation & Divorce Action Plan
ExternalA guided online pathway that produces a personalized PDF action plan for your family law situation.
For: People navigating separation or divorceVisit site opens in a new tab
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Parenting After Separation Course
ExternalAn online certificate course on effective co-parenting strategies. Often required by family courts.
For: Parents after separationVisit site opens in a new tabFamily Law in BC
ExternalA comprehensive website covering custody, support, property division, and family violence in plain language.
For: People looking for family-law information in BCVisit site opens in a new tabParents' Rights, Kids' Rights
LocalPublications explaining the legal rights of both parents and children in BC family law matters.
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