Publications | Family Law in BC

Aboriginal Child Protection wallet card

Lets Aboriginal parents know about their right to get legal advice if they're being investigated for a child protection matter

Family Duty Counsel brochure

An overview of family duty counsel and how to find services.

How Can We Resolve Our Family Law Issues poster

MyLawBC infographic poster that sets out information about how to resolve your family issues with or without going to court

If You Can't Get Legal Aid for Your Child Protection Case

How to get a court-appointed lawyer for a complicated child protection hearing if you can't get legal aid but can't afford a lawyer

Is Your Client Safe?

A resource for family law lawyers and advocates that describes relationship violence, the signs of abuse, and the risk factors

Is Your Client Safe? Fact Sheets

Is Your Client Safe? Safety Planning for Your Client

Fact sheet provides lawyers with the steps their client can take to start a safety plan and remain safe, and tells lawyers where to get more information and resources

Is Your Client Safe? Relationship Violence Client Resources

Fact sheet for lawyers provides resources to help their client stay safe and get help with non-legal issues

Is Your Client Safe? Relationship Violence Legal Resources

Fact sheet provides resources relating to relationship violence, abuse, and the law

Is Your Client Safe? Safety Planning for You and Your Staff

Fact sheet provides safety planning steps for lawyers in their workplace

Parents Legal Centre brochure

Brochure describes Parents Legal Centres, a free service in select locations for parents with child protection issues who qualify.

Parents Legal Centre poster

Describes Parents Legal Centres, a free service in select locations for parents with child protection issues who qualify.

Parents Legal Centre wallet card

Wallet card promotes the Parents Legal Centre, where a free lawyer and advocate can help people with child protection issues who qualify.

Unbundled Legal Services Infographic poster

A family law infographic poster that explains unbundled legal services means you can pay for a lawyer to handle just part of your case while you handle the rest yourself, and where you can find family lawyers in BC offering unbundled services.

Working with Your Legal Aid Lawyer

Fact sheet to help clients and lawyers know what to expect from a legal aid contract

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