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This booklet is for anyone who is thinking about writing a will or is asked to be the executor of a will. It provides practical legal tips about being an executor and useful information on the basic steps of probating a ... + more details
From People's Law SchoolSubtopics: probating or dealing with an estate; wills
This script discusses your duties as an executor under a will and what you have to do to probate an estate. Topics include what does it mean to probate an estate, confirming that you were named as the executor, deciding ... + more details
From The Canadian Bar Association BC Branch (CBABC)Subtopics: probating or dealing with an estate; wills
This is a basic introduction to anyone who is thinking about writing a will. It explains when you should write a will, why you should write a will, what to put in a will, and how to cancel or change a will. + more details
From People's Law SchoolSubtopics: planning for your future; wills
This user-friendly guide helps people with low incomes take first steps to address legal problems and learn options of where to get help. Covers 40 common legal problems and lists the best sources for information & ... + more details
From Courthouse Libraries BCSubtopics: collection agencies; dealing with lawyers; debtors rights & options; employment insurance (EI); finding legal help; getting fired or laid off; immigrating to Canada; legal aid; mortgages; refugees; sponsorship; workers compensation + all subtopics
This page provides court forms used in family court. The forms are in a PDF format that can be filled out and printed. + more details
From BC Ministry of JusticeSubtopics: child support; custody & access/parenting; divorce & separation; documents, forms & records; family court; spousal support + all subtopics
Explains the basics of family law in BC: marriage/marriage-like relationships (common-law), separation, divorce, agreements, parenting, child/spousal support, and property/debt. Also describes legal options and where to ... + more details
From Legal Services SocietySubtopics: child support; custody & access/parenting; dealing with family breakup; debtors rights & options; divorce & separation; marriage & common-law relationships; property & debt at family breakup; spousal support + all subtopics
There are three different ways to separate from your spouse. This script discusses what they are, and the relationship between separating and getting a divorce. It discusses when to prepare a separation agreement and ... + more details
From The Canadian Bar Association BC Branch (CBABC)Subtopics: custody & access/parenting; divorce & separation; property & debt at family breakup + all subtopics
If your job ends or terminates – whether you quit or you are fired or laid off - you want to be aware of your rights under the law. This script describes your rights under the Employment Standards Act, which sets out ... + more details
From The Canadian Bar Association BC Branch (CBABC)Subtopics: getting fired or laid off
Explains who is eligible for welfare, how to apply for welfare, what benefits are available, your responsibilities while on welfare, how to appeal a decision about your benefits, and how to get more information or help. + more details
From Legal Services SocietySubtopics: benefits for people with disabilities; benefits for people with disabilities; welfare + all subtopics
Fact sheets and self-help guides on family law in BC. Topics covered include abuse, adoption, child protection/removal, common-law relationships, custody & access, divorce & separation, child support, and spousal ... + more details
From Legal Services SocietySubtopics: adoption & birth; child protection/removal; child support; custody & access/parenting; divorce & separation; grandparents & other relatives; marriage & common-law relationships; property & debt at family breakup; protection orders; spousal support; violence in relationships + all subtopics