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British Columbia Family Law Practice, 2013/2014 Edition + E-Book
This title offers expert interpretation for, and insights of, the NEW Family Law Act, in force as of March 18, 2013, along with reminders about applicable parts and provisions of the Family Relations Act and case law under the FRA of continuing relevance. The coming into force of the FLA has required a host of amendments to other statutes, regulations and rules, all of which have been incorporated into the new edition.
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- Amendments to B.C. Reg. 292/96: Adoption Agency Regulation, effective March 18, 2013
- Amendments to B.C. Reg. 293/96: Adoption Fees Regulation, effective March 18, 2013
- Amendments to B.C. Reg. 291/96: Adoption Regulation, effective March 18, 2013
- Amendments to B.C. Reg. 527/95: Child, Family and Community Service Regulation, effective February 1, 2013
- Amendments to Provincial Court (Family) Rules, effective March 18, 2013
- Amendments to Supreme Court Family Rules, effective March 18, 2013
- Amendments to Supreme Court Family Rules, effective March 18, 2013
- New Family Law Act Regulation, part effective March 18, 2013 and part effective January 1, 2014
- E-book format: Access the information you need, whenever and wherever you need it, on your computer or mobile device
- Fully annotated Divorce Act featuring comprehensive case law coverage from across Canada
- Explanations of key sections of the Divorce Act, Child Support Guidelines, and Family Law Act, featuring comprehensive case law coverage from across Canada with cross-references to the new B.C. Supreme Court Family Rules
- Full text of the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines with introduction by Trudi Brown, Q.C., and cases showing how they have been applied
- Federal Child Support Guidelines tables for British Columbia with extensive case annotations, making the child support quantum numbers readily accessible
- Expert-written practitioner's notes alerting you to key cases and statutory provisions, including case law which helps interpret the new Family Rules
- Relevant cases from across Canada covering important precedents for legal points not yet addressed by B.C. courts, and showing how the provision has been applied in practice
- Scan-friendly limitations table to ensure filing deadlines are met
- Family lawyers and mediators who need legislation, practice rules and key cases in one convenient, portable format
- Judges who require an authoritative source of all pertinent national and provincial jurisprudence
- Students of family law who want the easiest way to access and understand its jurisdictional complexities
- Legal clerks and assistants who need accessible forms and a reliable procedural limitations table to meet all filing timelines
- Divorce Act (Annotated) and Regulations
- Federal Child Support Guidelines (Annotated) and Table
- Civil Marriage Act
- Assisted Human Reproduction Act
- Marriage (Prohibited Degrees) Act
- Adoption Act (Annotated) and Regulations
- Child, Family and Community Service Act (Annotated) and Regulation
- Family Law Act (Annotated)
- Family Relations Act (Parts 5 and 6 - Annotated)
- Marriage Act
- Name Act
- Vital Statistics Act
- Law and Equity Act (B.C.) s. 60 (Annotated)
- Canada Pension Plan ss. 53–55.3
- Income Tax Act ss. 56, 56.1, 60, 60.1(1)–(4), 252(1)–(4)
- Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act and Regulations
- Garnishment, Attachment and Pension Diversion Act ss. 2, 3, 31–47
- Family Maintenance Enforcement Act and Regulation
- Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act and Regulation
- Land (Spouse Protection) Act
- Partition of Property Act s. 6 (Annotated)
New Edition!
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Key changes in the New Family Law Act include: new terminology and definitions of statutory terms, emphasis on resort to agreements and out-of-court solutions, new approaches to parenting arrangements and responsibilities and management of children's property, changes to entitlement to spousal support, court's authority to impose conduct orders.
The coming into force of the FLA has required a host of amendments to other statutes, regulations and rules, all of which have been incorporated into the new edition. These include:
Limitations Table
Part I – Substantive Law
1: Federal Legislation and Regulations
2: British Columbia Legislation and Regulations
3: Miscellaneous Statutory Provisions
Part II – Enforcement
1: Federal Legislation and Regulations
2: British Columbia Legislation and Regulations
Part III – Practice Rules
B.C. Supreme Court Act, s. 18
B.C. Supreme Court Family Law Rules (Annotated)
B.C. Provincial Court (Family) Rules (Annotated)
B.C. Provincial Court (Child, Family and Community Service Act) Rules
B.C. Court of Appeal Act and Rules
Family Practice Directions 1-7
Appendices
1. Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines
2. B.C. Family Mediators contact information
3. B.C. Child Interviewers contact information
4. B.C. Parent Co-ordinators contact information
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