Basics of Family Law
Custody, Guardianship, Access
Where can I find more information about custody, guardianship and access?
A lawyer is a good source of information and advice. Our section on Getting Legal Advice explains what a lawyer can do for you and how to find one you want to work with.
We also recommend you attend Parenting After Separation, a free, three hour information session for BC parents who are dealing with child custody, guardianship, access and support issues. (Parenting After Separation is required in some communities before you can go to court.)
In addition:
The Legal Services Society also offers on-line self-help kits for parents who want to get or change a child support order originally made in either Supreme Court or Provincial Court. These kits are helpful as general guides for changing other orders - such as custody or access - as well.r off with your current order or agreement, even though the old tax rules apply.
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