Time Limits in BC Family Law matters

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Written By Rise Women's Legal Centre

For accessibility, this guide has been translated into five languages: Chinese Simplified, French, Persian, Punjabi, and Spanish.

If you are involved in a family law matter, you have certain rights under the law. However, to preserve your rights, you must pay attention to certain time limits. The guide has information on deadlines and time limits that may apply to you. The guide has information on deadlines and time limits that may apply to your client's matter regarding: 

  • Child support  

  • Spousal Support  

  • Interjurisdictional support  

  • Denial of parenting and contact time  

  • Protection order 

  • Property and debt division  

  • Canada Pension Plan and  

  • Appeals 

It is provided for reference and information only; it is not legal advice. You should speak to a lawyer for advice on any deadlines that may apply to your own situation and what steps you may need to take.

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