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• Abbotsford Justice Access Centre

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  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs, provide information about legal and related issues and refer individuals to services and resources that are available for their situation, including: self-help and information services; dispute resolution and mediation options; limited legal advice provided by onsite partners (Legal Aid BC); and community resources and agencies.

  Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Justice Access Centre nearby.

  Justice Access Centres have a Self-Help Resource Room (SHRR) where anyone can access information or receive one-on-one assistance on family law issues, including information on legal issues, services, and court and non-court dispute resolution options. Staff can explain court procedures and provide access to court documents for those representing themselves in family-related legal proceedings. Provides a wide range of information and resources to serve patrons at any stage in their situation; services include Justice Interviewers who can provide legal information assistance with court documents; computers for research, accessing court forms and completing Parenting After Separation courses; family law reference materials; printers and photocopiers. Justice Access Centres do not deal with criminal issues or small claims court forms or filings.

  Families can get help from Justice Access Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Justice Access Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. Most parties to family law matters must complete a needs assessment with a family justice counsellor, a parenting education course, and a consensual dispute resolution session, if appropriate, before filing an application about a family law matter.

  Family Justice Centres and Justice Access Centres provide services that meet these requirements. See the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information.

  The Abbotsford Justice Access Centre provides Early Resolution Services for the Abbotsford Provincial Court Registry. Serves Abbotsford, east Langley (Aldergrove), Maple Ridge, Mission and the Fraser Valley. Hours are 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday. In-person and virtual services available during all business hours. The Self-Help Resource Room is open 9 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. Hours subject to change. It is recommended that visitors who do not have an appointment phone before dropping in.

  Website

  • www.gov.bc.ca/JusticeAccessCentres

  Address

  • 2nd Floor-32375 Veterans Way
    Abbotsford, BC, V2T 0K1

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• Abbotsford Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Abbotsford and Mission.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

  Address

  • 32375 Veteran's Way
    Abbotsford, BC, V2T 0K1

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• Authorized Court Bailiffs

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  Execute court orders issued in a civil proceeding under contract with the Ministry.

  Execute court orders issued in a civil proceeding under contract with the Ministry. Common court orders of this nature include a writ of possession, a writ of seizure and sale, and an order of seizure and sale. Services include the court ordered removal of a tenant and their belongings from a residence. Fees are charged.
  
  Contact an authorized court bailiff firm in your area if you are a creditor who has been awarded a monetary judgement by the court, or a landlord with an order of possession from the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB).
  
  Authorized court bailiff services are provided within the 12 service areas of the province listed below. Within those service areas, court bailiff firms will bill travel/mileage fees from a billing location. Visit the website for a list of authorized court bailiff companies that operate in these service areas. Contact the area court bailiff firm to ask what billing locations are available.
  
  Service area 1: Victoria
  Service area 2: Mid-Island
  Service area 3: Upper-Island
  Service area 4: Vancouver
  Service area 5: New Westminster
  Service area 6: Surrey
  Service area 7: Kootenays
  Service area 8: Kamloops/Okanagan
  Service area 9: Terrace/Skeena
  Service area 10: Prince George
  Service area 11: Fort St. John/Peace River
  Service area 12: Williams Lake

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services/bailiffs

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• BC Family Maintenance Agency (BCFMA)

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  Provides a free service available to families in British Columbia who are eligible to receive or pay family support.

  Provides a free service available to families in British Columbia who are eligible to receive or pay family support. The Agency offers supports that strengthen families so that they may achieve their full potential and secure the best possible future for their children. Office and Infoline hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfma.ca

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• BC Human Rights Tribunal

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  Independent, quasi-judicial body responsible for accepting, screening, mediating, and adjudicating human rights complaints under the provincial Human Rights Code; discrimination may be based on such factors as ancestry, family status, gender identity, and religion.

  Independent, quasi-judicial body responsible for accepting, screening, mediating, and adjudicating human rights complaints under the provincial Human Rights Code; discrimination may be based on such factors as ancestry, family status, gender identity, and religion. The tribunal has the authority to evaluate the merits of the complaint and order remedies, such as compensation for lost wages, if warranted. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bchrt.bc.ca

  Address

  • 1270-605 Robson Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6B 5J3

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• Burns Lake Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Burns Lake.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

  Address

  • 508 Yellowhead Highway
    Burns Lake, BC, V0J 1E0

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• Campbell River Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Campbell River Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Services; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Alert Bay, Campbell River, Cortes Island, Gold River, Kelsey Bay, Port Alice, Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Telegraph Cove, Beaver Cove, Malcolm Island, Quadra Island, Sayward, Sointula, Tahsis, Woss, and Zeballos. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday by appointment only. In-person and virtual services are available. This centre is not open for drop-ins, please call to book an appointment.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/campbell-river

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  • 115-1180 Ironwood Road
    Campbell River, BC, V9W 5P7

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• Campbell River Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Campbell River; also holds court in Gold River and Tahsis.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 500 13th Avenue
    Campbell River, BC, V9W 6P1

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• Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of British Columbia

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  The Chief Judge is responsible for the running of the Provincial Court, and supervises judges and justices.

  The Chief Judge is responsible for the running of the Provincial Court, and supervises judges and justices. The Chief Judge has the power to designate the case or matter, or class of cases or matters, in which a judge or justice is to act; designate the court facility where a judge or justice is to act; assign a judge or justice to the duties the Chief Judge considers advisable; and exercise the other powers and perform other duties prescribed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.

  The Chief Judge also has the power to look into complaints about the conduct of a Provincial Court judge, judicial justice, judicial case manager, or justice of the peace. Complaints can be received using the online complaint form or by letter that can be faxed or mailed to the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of British Columbia. This process cannot be used to complain about judges of the BC Supreme Court or the Court of Appeal. It also cannot be used to complain about a decision in a particular case.

  Website

  • provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/information-all-types-cases/appeals-and-complaints/complaints

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  • 337-800 Hornby Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2C5

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• Child Support Recalculation Service

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  A free service that helps families with child support orders and written agreements maintain a fair standard of support for their children by reviewing the amount of child support each year.

  A free service that helps families with child support orders and written agreements maintain a fair standard of support for their children by reviewing the amount of child support each year. The recalculation service adjusts the amount of child support if income has gone up or down so that parents do not have to return to court to have their child support amounts reviewed. Parents can enroll to have child support payments automatically recalculated annually so that they do not have to return to court to have them reviewed. Both parents must be BC residents and there must be an existing order or written agreement for child support from the Province of BC. Whether the child support recipient or payor enrolls, the other parent is also enrolled. To apply for enrollment, use the online portal or submit an application form by mail. After enrollment is confirmed, the recalculation process can take up to four months.

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  • childsupportrecalc.gov.bc.ca

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• Chilliwack Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Chilliwack Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Chilliwack Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Agassiz, Boston Bar, Chilliwack, Hope, and Yarrow. Virtual services are available 8 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday. Hours for in-person service are 8:30 am to 1:30 pm Monday and 8 am to 5:30 pm Tuesday to Thursday. Hours subject to change. It is recommended that individuals without an appointment phone before dropping in.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/chilliwack

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  • 202-46093 Yale Road
    Chilliwack, BC, V2P 2L8

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• Chilliwack Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Chilliwack and area.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services/courthouse-locations

  Address

  • 46085 Yale Road
    Chilliwack, BC, V2P 2L8

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• Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT)

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  Online tribunal offers timely, accessible, affordable way to resolve many types of civil law disputes without needing a lawyer or attending court.

  Online tribunal offers timely, accessible, affordable way to resolve many types of civil law disputes without needing a lawyer or attending court. Handles disputes about incorporated BC societies, and housing and community service cooperative associations. Resolve strata property disputes of any amount, small claims disputes up to $5,000, and motor vehicle accident and injury claims of up to $50,000. Addresses disputes between owners of strata properties and strata corporations, for matters including non-payment of fines or fees, financial responsibility for repairs, meetings and voting, and bylaws, legislation, and regulations. Also addresses small claims issues related to buying and selling goods and services, loans and debts, construction and renovations, employment, insurance, personal injury, and property. Provides legal information, self-help tools, and dispute resolution services. If the people involved in the dispute cannot agree on a resolution, an independent CRT member will decide on an outcome, which can be enforced like a court order. Services are provided for a fee. Online services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week; email contact is through an online form. Phone calls are returned within three business days. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.civilresolutionbc.ca

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• Clearwater Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, and family matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, and family matters. Hours for Court Registry vary; contact Kamloops Court Services (250-828-4344). Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. This is a Circuit Court; court does not sit every day at this location; for scheduling related inquiries contact the judicial case manager at Kamloops (250-828-4086). Serves Clearwater.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services/courthouse-locations

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  • 209 Dutch Lake Road
    Clearwater, BC, V0E 1N0

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• Community Gaming Grants

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  Distributes gaming funds to nonprofit organizations throughout BC to support their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their communities.

  Distributes gaming funds to nonprofit organizations throughout BC to support their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their communities. See website for eligibility criteria, grant amounts, and how and when to apply. Mailed or emailed applications will not be accepted. Applications can only be completed and submitted through the Gaming Online Service.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/sports-culture/gambling-fundraising/gaming-grants/community-gaming-grants

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  • Victoria, BC, V8W 1N3

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• Court Services Branch (CSB)

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  Responsible for the delivery of all court administration and security services in British Columbia.

  Responsible for the delivery of all court administration and security services in British Columbia. Provides service to the three levels of court and to the public. Court Services has three divisions. Court Administration is responsible for the provision of court clerks to court, the operation of court registries, arranging court interpreter services, managing court files, and providing information to the public, including the location and time of court proceedings. Sheriff Service is responsible for ensuring the safety of all justice system participants, including judiciary, legal counsel, accused, and the public while on court property or during transport. Headquarters leads the strategic business and financial planning for the branch and provides support to the field through the provision of financial services, legislative analysis, policy and procedure development, and technical support.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • Victoria, BC

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• Court Services Online (CSO)

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  Website provides electronic court services to the public.

  Website provides electronic court services to the public. Offers the ability to search court files and file court documents at any registry in the province 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Also provides access to daily court lists giving current cases. Viewing details of court files is subject to a $6 fee.

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  • justice.gov.bc.ca/cso/index.do

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  • No address available

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• Courtenay Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Courtenay Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: Ahousaht Provincial Court registry, Courtenay Provincial Court registry, Gold River Provincial Court registry, Port Alberni Provincial Court registry, Port Hardy Provincial Court registry, Tofino Provincial Court registry, and Ucluelet Provincial Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Black Creek and Comox Valley (Comox, Courtenay, Cumberland, Fanny Bay, Royston, and Union Bay) as well as Denman Island and Hornby Island. Hours are 9 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. In-person and virtual services are available. Hours are subject to change. This centre is not open for drop-ins, please call to book an appointment.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/courtenay

  Address

  • 45-2500 Cliffe Avenue
    Courtenay, BC, V9N 5M6

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• Courtenay Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Courtney and Comox.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

  Address

  • Room 100-420 Cumberland Road
    Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C4

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• Courthouse Services Virtual Counter

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  An appointment can be booked online to speak directly with a court registry employee for assistance with court-related matters by video or by phone; book via courtservicesbc.waitwell.ca.

  An appointment can be booked online to speak directly with a court registry employee for assistance with court-related matters by video or by phone; book via courtservicesbc.waitwell.ca. Helps with topics such as general inquiries about supreme or provincial court in BC, assistance with court processes, and questions about civil and criminal matters. Also provides access to resources and court forms. Other services include information on courthouse roles and responsibilities; submitting court documents and forms and accessing court files; daily court lists (with locations and times of court proceedings); information on fines, payments, and traffic tickets; arranging an interpreter; small claims court; and court bailiffs.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services/virtual-counter

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  • Victoria, BC

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• Cranbrook Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Cranbrook Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: Cranbrook Provincial Family Court registry; Creston Provincial Family Court registry; Fernie Provincial Family Court registry; Invermere Provincial Family Court registry; Golden Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Cranbrook, Creston, Elkford, Fernie, Golden, Invermere, Kimberley, Parson, and Sparwood. Virtual hours are 8 am to 5:20 pm MST/MDT Monday-Thursday. In-person hours are 8 am to 5:20 pm MST/MDT Tuesday to Thursday. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/cranbrook

  Address

  • 221-102 11th Avenue South
    Cranbrook, BC, V1C 2P3

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• Cranbrook Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, and family matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, and family matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Mountain time Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Cranbrook; also holds circuit court in Creston, Fernie, Invermere, and Sparwood.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 147-102 11th Avenue South
    Cranbrook, BC, V1C 2P3

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• Crown Counsel Office - Abbotsford

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Abbotsford and Mission. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 2nd Floor-32375 Veterans Way
    Abbotsford, BC, V2T 0K1

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• Crown Counsel Office - Campbell River

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Campbell River, Gold River, Quadra Island, Quathiaski Cove, and Sayward. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 500 13th Avenue
    Campbell River, BC, V9W 6P1

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• Crown Counsel Office - Chilliwack

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Agassiz, Boston Bar, Chilliwack, and Hope. Office hours are 8:30 am to 11:30 am and 1 pm to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/bc-prosecution-service/about/crown-counsel

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  • 300-46093 Yale Road
    Chilliwack, BC, V2P 2L8

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• Crown Counsel Office - Colwood - Western Communities

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Colwood, Langford, Malahat, Metchosin, Port Renfrew, Sooke, and View Royal. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • Colwood Courthouse, 1756 Island Highway
    Victoria, BC, V9B 1H8

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• Crown Counsel Office - Courtenay

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Black Creek, Buckley Bay, Comox, Courtenay, Cumberland, Denman Island, Fanny Bay, Hornby Island, Lazo, Merville, Royston, and Union Bay. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/bc-prosecution-service/about/crown-counsel

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  • 100-480 Cumberland Road
    Courtenay, BC, V9N 2C4

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• Crown Counsel Office - Cranbrook

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Boswell, Brisco, Canal Flats, Cranbrook, Creston, Elkford, Erickson, Fernie, Field, Fort Steele, Golden, Invermere, Jaffray, Kimberley, Kootenay Bay, Parson, Radium Hot Springs, Riondel, Sparwood, Spillimacheen, Wasa, Windermere, Wynndel, and Yahk. Office hours are 8:30 am to noon and 1 pm to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Address

  • Access Centre, 201-100 Cranbrook Street North
    Cranbrook, BC, V1C 3P9

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• Crown Counsel Office - Dawson Creek

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Pouce Coupe, and Tumbler Ridge. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/bc-prosecution-service/about/crown-counsel

  Address

  • 1201 103rd Avenue
    Dawson Creek, BC, V1G 4J2

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• Crown Counsel Office - Duncan

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with a case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with a case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Chemainus, Crofton, Duncan, Ladysmith, Lake Cowichan, Mill Bay, and Shawnigan Lake. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/bc-prosecution-service/contact-us

  Address

  • 2nd Floor-238 Government Street
    Duncan, BC, V9L 1A5

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• Crown Counsel Office - Fort Nelson

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Atlin, Fort Nelson, Good Hope Lake, and Lower Post. Office hours are 8:30 am to 12 noon, and 1 pm to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • Courthouse, 4604 Sunset Drive
    Fort Nelson, BC, V0C 1R0

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• Crown Counsel Office - Fort St John

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Charlie Lake, Fort St John, and Hudson's Hope. Office hours are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • Law Courts, 10600 100th Street
    Fort St John, BC, V1J 4L6

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• Crown Counsel Office - Fraser Region

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves files from Abbotsford, Anmore, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, and Surrey. Office hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 651 Carnarvon Street
    New Westminster, BC, V3M 1C9

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• Crown Counsel Office - Kamloops

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with a case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with a case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Ashcroft, Barriere, Chase, Clearwater, Clinton, Kamloops, Lillooet, Logan Lake, Lytton, and Merritt. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 401-455 Columbia Street
    Kamloops, BC, V2C 6K4

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• Crown Counsel Office - Kelowna

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Beaverdell, Kelowna, Lake Country, Peachland, West Kelowna, and Winfield. Office hours 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • gov.bc.ca

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  • Kelowna Law Courts, 3rd Floor, 1355 Water Street
    Kelowna, BC, V1Y 9R3

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• Crown Counsel Office - Nanaimo

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves French Creek, Gabriola Island, Nanaimo, and Parksville. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 601-17 Church Street
    Nanaimo, BC, V9R 5H5

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• Crown Counsel Office - Nelson

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Ainsworth Hot Springs, Balfour, Castlegar, Christina Lake, Edgewood, Fauquier, Fruitvale, Genelle, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Kaslo, Midway, Nakusp, Nelson, New Denver, Robson, Rock Creek, Rossland, Salmo, Shoreacres, Silverton, Slocan, Slocan Park, South Slocan, Thrums, Trail, Warfield, Winlaw, and Ymir. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • dir.gov.bc.ca/gtds.cgi?show=Branch&organizationCode=AG&organizationalUnitCode=CJBDUNCAN

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  • 3rd Floor-310 Ward Street
    Nelson, BC, V1L 5S4

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• Crown Counsel Office - New Westminster

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

  Address

  • Courthouse, 651 Carnarvon Street
    New Westminster, BC, V3M 1C9

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• Crown Counsel Office - North Vancouver

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Mount Currie, North Vancouver, Pemberton, Squamish, West Vancouver, and Whistler. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 200 East 23rd Avenue
    North Vancouver, BC, V7L 4R4

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• Crown Counsel Office - Penticton

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Cawston, Coalmont, Hedley, Kaleden, Keremeos, Naramata, Okanagan Falls, Olalla, Oliver, Osoyoos, Penticton, Princeton, and Summerland. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 152 Main Street
    Penticton, BC, V2A 5A5

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• Crown Counsel Office - Port Alberni

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Ahousat, Bamfield, Port Alberni, Sproat Lake, Tofino, and Ucluelet. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • Law Courts, 2999 4th Avenue
    Port Alberni, BC, V9Y 8A5

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• Crown Counsel Office - Port Coquitlam

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Address

  • Unit C-2620 Mary Hill Road
    Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 3B2

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• Crown Counsel Office - Port Hardy

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Alert Bay, Bella Bella, Port Alice, Port Hardy, and Port McNeill. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 9300 Trustee Road
    Port Hardy, BC, V0N 2P0

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• Crown Counsel Office - Powell River

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Lund, Powell River, Saltery Bay, Westview, and Texada Island. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 123-6953 Alberni Street
    Powell River, BC, V8A 2B8

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• Crown Counsel Office - Prince George

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Fort Ware, Mackenzie, McBride, Prince George, and Valemount. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • J O Wilson Square, Courthouse, 250 George Street
    Prince George, BC, V2L 5S2

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• Crown Counsel Office - Prince Rupert

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Daajing Giids, Masset, Prince Rupert, Sandspit, and Skidegate. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • Courthouse, 100 Market Street
    Prince Rupert, BC, V8J 1B8

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• Crown Counsel Office - Quesnel

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  144 other services offered by this agency

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Barkerville, Quesnel, and Wells. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 408-350 Barlow Avenue
    Quesnel, BC, V2J 2C2

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• Crown Counsel Office - Richmond

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Richmond and Vancouver (University of British Columbia area only). Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 200-7577 Elmbridge Way
    Richmond, BC, V6X 4J2

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• Crown Counsel Office - Salmon Arm

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Enderby, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm, and Sicamous. Office hours 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 229-550 2nd Avenue Northeast
    Salmon Arm, BC, V1E 4S4

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• Crown Counsel Office - Sechelt

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Office hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 5480 Shorncliffe Avenue
    Sechelt, BC, V0N 3A0

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• Crown Counsel Office - Smithers

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Burns Lake, Granisle, Hazelton, Houston, and Smithers. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 3793 Alfred Avenue
    Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0

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• Crown Counsel Office - Surrey

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Delta, Langley, Surrey, and White Rock. Office hours 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 101-14245 56th Avenue
    Surrey, BC, V3X 3A2

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• Crown Counsel Office - Terrace

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Dease Lake, Kitimat, New Aiyansh, Stewart, Telegraph Creek, and Terrace. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 110-3408 Kalum Street
    Terrace, BC, V8G 2N6

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• Crown Counsel Office - Vancouver (Provincial Court)

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 222 Main Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6A 2S8

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• Crown Counsel Office - Vancouver (Youth and Traffic Court)

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Office hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 297-800 Hornby Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2C5

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• Crown Counsel Office - Vanderhoof

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Fort St James, Fraser Lake, Takla Landing, and Vanderhoof. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • Courthouse, 2440 Bute Street
    Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0

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• Crown Counsel Office - Vernon

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victim, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Armstrong, Falkland, Lumby, and Vernon. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 2899 30th Avenue
    Vernon, BC, V1T 8G1

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• Crown Counsel Office - Victoria (Supreme Court, Provincial Court)

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Central Saanich, North Saanich, Oak Bay, Saanich, Sidney, and Victoria. Office hours are 8 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 3rd Floor-940 Blanshard Street
    Victoria, BC, V8W 3E6

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• Crown Counsel Office - Victoria (Youth Court)

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case, where a youth is involved.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case, where a youth is involved. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves Central Saanich, North Saanich, Oak Bay, Saanich, Sidney, and Victoria. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 3rd Floor-940 Blanshard Street
    Victoria, BC, V8W 3E6

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• Crown Counsel Office - Williams Lake

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  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case.

  Reviews all charges referred by the police to determine if it is feasible to proceed with the case. Prosecutes the case and makes recommendations to the court as to an appropriate sentence. Contacts victims and witnesses if they have to testify at the trial and reviews the case with victims, explains court procedures, and provides information on the date of trial and date of sentencing. Also covers out-of-town travel costs when victims and witnesses are required by Crown Counsel to attend court. Serves 100 Mile House, Alexis Creek, Anahim Lake, and Williams Lake. Office hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • 540 Borland Street
    Williams Lake, BC, V2G 1R8

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• Dawson Creek Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Dawson Creek; also holds circuit court in Chetwynd and in Tumbler Ridge.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 1201 103rd Avenue
    Dawson Creek, BC, V1G 4J2

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• Divorce Certificates

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  Provides access to divorce certificates once 31 days have passed since the divorce order.

  Provides access to divorce certificates once 31 days have passed since the divorce order. Individuals must attend or mail a letter to the Supreme Court registry where their divorce was filed in order to obtain a copy of their divorce certificate. Cost is $40 per copy (plus $10 for mailed requests). If unsure of where the divorce was filed, the Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings for Canada (284 Wellington Street, Ottawa ON, K1A 0H8) can confirm the location. If the divorce was granted ten or more years ago, individuals may need to obtain a copy of the divorce order from BC Archives and provide that copy to the court registry when requesting a divorce certificate (see separate listing for details).

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/family-law/separation-divorce/how-do-i-get-my-divorce-certificate

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• Domestic Violence Court - Duncan

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  Specialized court responding to the needs of people experiencing intimate partner violence.

  Specialized court responding to the needs of people experiencing intimate partner violence. The primary objective of the court is to stop violence in relationships and keep families safe. Employs a therapeutic or problem-solving model to sentencing offenders who plead guilty to domestic violence offences, in which service providers attend court to provide services for both victims and offenders. Corresponding information is offered to the judge to make sentencing more effective. Problem-solving courts try to help people with the underlying problems contributing to their criminal behaviour, but still hold them accountable. Police submit files to a designated Crown prosecutor within two weeks of responding to a domestic violence complaint. Corresponding information is offered to the judge to make sentencing more effective. The prosecutor contacts complainants immediately and refers them to helpful services. If children are involved, the prosecutor also liaises with Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD). And, in high-risk cases, an Inter-Agency Case Assessment Team meets to discuss a safety plan. During the two-week processing period, families are linked to therapeutic services. Once the matter comes to court, free or low-cost services are available at the courthouse for both accused persons and complainants including Crown counsel, Native Court Worker, counselling providers, community-based victim services, and referrals to community services.

  Website

  • www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts/intimate-partner-violence-courts

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  • 238 Government Street
    Duncan, BC, V9L 1A5

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• Domestic Violence Court - Nanaimo

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  Specialized court responding to the needs of people experiencing intimate partner violence.

  Specialized court responding to the needs of people experiencing intimate partner violence. The primary objective of the court is to stop violence in relationships and keep families safe. Employs a therapeutic or problem-solving model to sentencing offenders who plead guilty to domestic violence offences, in which service providers attend court to provide services for both victims and offenders. Problem-solving courts try to help people with the underlying problems contributing to their criminal behaviour, but still hold them accountable. Police submit files to a designated Crown prosecutor within two weeks of responding to a domestic violence complaint. Corresponding information is offered to the judge to make sentencing more effective. The prosecutor contacts complainants immediately and refers them to helpful services. If children are involved the prosecutor also liaises with Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD). And, in high-risk cases, an Inter-Agency Case Assessment Team meets to discuss a safety plan. During the two-week processing period, families are linked to therapeutic services. Once the matter comes to court, free or low-cost services are available at the courthouse for both accused persons and complainants including Crown counsel, Native Court Worker, counselling providers, community-based victim services, and referrals to community services.

  Website

  • www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts/intimate-partner-violence-courts

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  • 35 Front Street
    Nanaimo, BC, V9R 5J1

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• Domestic Violence Court - Surrey

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  Specialized court responding to the needs of people experiencing intimate partner violence.

  Specialized court responding to the needs of people experiencing intimate partner violence. The primary objective of the court is to stop violence in relationships and keep families safe. Hears all matters related to intimate partner violence charges other than trials. Matters heard include bail, applications to change bail, guilty pleas, and sentencing hearings taking not more than 30 minutes. Appearances are just long enough to fix trial dates, make applications, conduct bail hearings, enter pleas and hold short sentencing hearings. Trials and longer sentencing hearings are heard in other courts. Prosecutors are assigned to this courtroom for extended periods, and existing duty counsel is available to help accused. Judges and lawyers use a collaborative, therapeutic approach where service providers share information and coordinate services for victims and offenders, but do not attend court in person.

  Website

  • www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts/intimate-partner-violence-courts

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  • 14340 57th Avenue
    Surrey, BC, V3X 1B2

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• Downtown Community Court

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  Community court focused on offending clients facing homelessness, poverty, mental health, and/or substance use issues in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.

  Community court focused on offending clients facing homelessness, poverty, mental health, and/or substance use issues in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Takes a problem-solving approach to address offender's needs and circumstances, and the underlying causes of their criminal behaviour. The court deals with offenders more quickly through a coordinated and informed response which benefits offenders, victims, and the community. Works with health and social services, community organizations, area residents, merchants, faith communities, nonprofit organizations, and schools. The courthouse is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday; court hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 3 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.communitycourt.bc.ca

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  • 211 Gore Avenue
    Vancouver, BC, V6A 0B6

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• Duncan Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Duncan; also holds circuit court in Ganges, Salt Spring Island.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 238 Government Street
    Duncan, BC, V9L 1A5

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• Family Law Act Online

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  Allows users to complete and file provincial family law case applications online.

  Allows users to complete and file provincial family law case applications online. Users can fill out forms, gather supporting documents and apply for orders, including protection orders. Once the forms are completed using the service, they may be filed automatically, emailed to the appropriate court registry, or printed and filed in person. The online service incorporates trauma-informed design and safety features, including quick exit buttons and guidance on removing downloaded forms, for those experiencing family violence and seeking protection orders.

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  • justice.gov.bc.ca/apply-for-family-order

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  • No address available

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• First Nations Court - Kamloops

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  Specialized sentencing court sits at least once a month.

  Specialized sentencing court sits at least once a month. Does not conduct trials but is for sentencing of criminal matters and mediation of family court matters, which fall under provincial jurisdiction. The focus is holistic, recognizing the unique circumstances of Indigenous people charged with criminal offences within the framework of existing laws. All parties are invited to speak, including Crown, duty counsel, the client, victim and victim's family, social workers, and the like. After the discussion, there is a healing plan created to address the root cause of the criminal act and provide the client with the help and support that they need. Defendants are expected to adhere to their healing plans and must appear at future dates to report on their progress. Duty counsel is available to provide free legal advice regarding criminal and family matters. Serves Clearwater and Kamloops, Lillooet, and Merritt.

  Website

  • www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts

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  • Kamloops Court, 455 Columbia Street
    Kamloops, BC, V2C 6K4

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• First Nations Court - North Vancouver

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  Specilized sentencing court sits at least once a month.

  Specilized sentencing court sits at least once a month. Does not conduct trials but is for sentencing of criminal matters and mediation of family court matters, which fall under provincial jurisdiction. The focus is holistic, recognizing the unique circumstances of Indigenous people charged with criminal ofences within the framework of existing laws. All parties are invited to speak, including Crown, duty counsel, the client, victim and victim's family, social workers, and the like. After the discussion, there is a healing plan created to address the root cause of the criminal act and provide the client with the help and support that they need. Defendants are expected to adhere to their healing plans and must appear at future dates to report on their progress. Serves North Vancouver, Pemberton, Sechelt, Squamish, West Vancouver, and Whistler.

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  • www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts

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  • North Vancouver Court, 200 East 23rd Street
    North Vancouver, BC, V7L 4R4

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• First Nations Court - Prince George

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  Specialized sentencing court sits at least once a month.

  Specialized sentencing court sits at least once a month. Does not conduct trials but is for sentencing of criminal matters and mediation of family court matters, which fall under provincial jurisdiction. The focus is holistic, recognizing the unique circumstances of Indigenous people with criminal offences within the framework of existing laws. All parties are invited to speak, including Crown, duty counsel, the client, victim and victim's family, social workers, and the like. After the discussion, there is a healing plan created to address the root cause of the criminal act and provide the client with the help and support that they need. Defendants are expected to adhere to their healing plans and must appear at future dates to report on their progress. Duty counsel is available to provide free legal advice regarding criminal and family matters. Serves Prince George.

  Website

  • www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts

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  • Prince George Court, 250 George Street
    Prince George, BC, V2L 5S2

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• Fort Nelson Provincial Court Services with Supreme Court Filing

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. While not a Supreme Court, filing of Supreme Court matters may be done through this office. Serves Fort Nelson.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 5431 Airport Drive
    Fort Nelson, BC, V0C 1R0

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• Fort St John Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Fort St John; also holds circuit court in Good Hope Lake, Hudson's Hope, and Lower Post.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 10600 100th Street
    Fort St John, BC, V1J 4L6

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• Golden Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm Mountain time, Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Golden.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 1104 9th Street South
    Golden, BC, V0A 1H2

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• Intimate Images Protection Service (IIPS)

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  Provides coordinated support to people in BC who have had their intimate images shared or threatened to be shared without their consent.

  Provides coordinated support to people in BC who have had their intimate images shared or threatened to be shared without their consent. Accepts calls from victims and others who are calling on their behalf. Services provided to victims and survivors include emotional support, stabilization, and safety planning; information about options for reporting to police and support doing so; acting as a centralized liaison/point of contact with the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT); assistance in making an application to the CRT and support throughout the CRT processes; and assistance with communicating protection orders issued by the CRT. Intimate image protection order claims can be made against individuals or websites such as social media platforms. Minors ages 14 and older can bring claims to CRT on their own or with the help of a trusted adult, minors ages 12 and 13 must make claims with the help of a trusted adult. The CRT can award damages of up to $5000. Incidents must have occurred after March 6th 2023 and typically within two years to be eligible for a claim, but IIPS will provide information to anyone calling. Offered in partnership with victim services. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/public-safety/intimate-images

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• Investigations and Standards Office (ISO)

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  An independent body of the Ministry of Attorney General established by the Correction Act to provide oversight to BC Corrections.

  An independent body of the Ministry of Attorney General established by the Correction Act to provide oversight to BC Corrections. The Act establishes legal authority to provide safe, secure, and humane detention of sentenced and remanded people in provincial correctional centres. Responsible for investigating complaints made by inmates at provincial correctional centres and probationers supervised in the community. Helpline answers questions or concerns from people in custody and the public. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/iso

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  • 502 Columbia Street
    New Westminster, BC, V3L 1B1

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• Kamloops Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Kamloops River Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: Clearwater Provincial Family Court registry, Kamloops Provincial Family Court registry, Lillooet Provincial Family Court registry, Merritt Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves 100 Mile House, Alexis Creek, Alkali Lake, Anahim Lake, Ashcroft, Barriere, Bella Coola, Cache Creek, Canim Lake, Chase, Clearwater, Clinton, Dog Creek, Horsefly, Kamloops, Lillooet, Logan Lake, Lytton, Mcleese Lake, Merritt, and Williams Lake. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:50 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are available Tuesday to Thursday, virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/kamloops

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  • 205-150 Victoria Street
    Kamloops, BC, V2C 1Z7

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• Kamloops Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Parties of a family law trial who would benefit from reduced barriers to using the legal system and who are willing to self-represent may agree to an Informal Family Trial; consent forms must be filed at the court registry before the trial is scheduled. Serves Kamloops; also holds circuit court in Ashcroft, Chase, Clearwater, Lillooet, and Merritt.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 223-455 Columbia Street
    Kamloops, BC, V2C 6K4

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• Kelowna Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Kelowna Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Kelowna Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Beaverdell, Kelowna, Peachland, West Kelowna, and Winfield. Hours for virtual service are Monday-Thursday 8am to 5:30pm and 8am to 4:30 pm on Friday. In person hours are Tuesday to Thursday 8am to 5:30pm. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/kelowna

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  • 119-565 Bernard Avenue
    Kelowna, BC, V1Y 8R4

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• Kelowna Integrated Court

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  Community Court focused on offending clients struggling with substance use issues, mental health issues or cognitive impairments, including brain injuries, or homelessness and engaging in criminal behaviour.

  Community Court focused on offending clients struggling with substance use issues, mental health issues or cognitive impairments, including brain injuries, or homelessness and engaging in criminal behaviour. Seeks to reduce crime and improve public safety by integrating health and social services with the justice system in order to address the root causes of offending behaviour. This is not a trial court but eligible people may have bail hearings or plead guilty and be sentenced here. Agencies with knowledge of an offending client meet with Integrated Court Crown and defence lawyers and a probation officer before court to share information about the individual's needs and the resources available to address them. The lawyers present this information in submissions at a sentencing hearing to help the judge impose a responsive, timely, and focused sentence. A variety of government and community organizations offering mental health and other services provide support and supervision for clients bound by bail or sentencing orders, helping them lead healthier, more stable lives.

  Website

  • provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts/kelowna-integrated-court

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  • Kelowna Law Courts, 1355 Water Street
    Kelowna, BC, V1Y 9R3

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• Kelowna Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Kelowna.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 1-1355 Water Street
    Kelowna, BC, V1Y 9R3

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• Langley Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Langley Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Surrey Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Aldergrove, Cloverdale, Fort Langley, and Langley. Office hours are 8 am to 5:30 pm Monday, 8 am to 5:30 pm Tuesday to Thursday, by appointment only after 4:30 pm, and virtual services only on Friday. Virtual services available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/langley

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  • Building 100, 120-20434 64th Avenue
    Langley, BC, V2Y 1N4

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• Liquor Control and Cannabis Regulation Branch

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  Issues licences in BC for making and selling liquor (either by the glass or bottle), and supervises the service of liquor in licensed establishments.

  Issues licences in BC for making and selling liquor (either by the glass or bottle), and supervises the service of liquor in licensed establishments. Also licenses and monitors the private retail sale of non-medical cannabis in BC. Permit and licence applications can be submitted through the online portal. Educates licensees about their legal responsibilities, inspects licensed establishments, promotes voluntary compliance, and enforces regulations. Regulates Serving It Right: BC's Responsible Beverage Service Program; administered online at responsibleservicebc.gov.bc.ca/serving-it-right-course, listed separately. Also regulates Selling It Right; administered online at responsibleservicebc.gov.bc.ca/selling-it-right-course. Issues Special Event Permits for events such as community celebrations and weddings online at justice.gov.bc.ca/lcrb/sep; must be 19 or older to obtain a permit. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/employment-business/business/liquor-regulation-licensing

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  • Victoria, BC

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• Liquor Distribution Branch

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  Responsible for the distribution, importation, and retailing of beverage alcohol and non-medical cannabis in BC.

  Responsible for the distribution, importation, and retailing of beverage alcohol and non-medical cannabis in BC. Operates BC Liquor Stores and BC Cannabis Stores, and authorizes the sale of liquor in rural communities through Rural Agency Stores. Locations and product information are available on the website. Head office hours are 8 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcldb.com

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  • Head Office, 3383 Gilmore Way
    Burnaby, BC, V5G 4S1

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• Mackenzie Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Mackenzie; also holds circuit court in Kwadacha and Tsay Keh Dene.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 64 Centennial Drive
    Mackenzie, BC, V0J 2C0

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• Maple Ridge Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet).

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet). All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); and referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Serves Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Ruskin, and Whonnock. Virtual hours are 8 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday. In person hours are 8 am to 5:30 pm Tuesday to Thursday. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/maple

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  • 102-22356 Macintosh Avenue
    Maple Ridge, BC, V2X 3C1

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• Masset Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Cases are not scheduled every day at this court location. There may not be court staff present unless cases are scheduled. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). This is a circuit court served by Prince Rupert Provincial and Supreme Courts.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 1666 Orr Street
    Masset, BC, V0T 1M0

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• Mental Health Review Board

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  Independent administrative tribunal that conducts review panel hearings to review and decide whether persons detained in or through any designated mental health facility in BC should continue to be detained based on criteria in the Mental Health Act; hearings normally take place in private at the hospital or community facility where the patient is detained.

  Independent administrative tribunal that conducts review panel hearings to review and decide whether persons detained in or through any designated mental health facility in BC should continue to be detained based on criteria in the Mental Health Act; hearings normally take place in private at the hospital or community facility where the patient is detained. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcmhrb.ca

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  • 1270-605 Robson Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6B 5J3

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• Nanaimo Justice Access Centre

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  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs, provide information about legal and related issues and refer individuals to services and resources that are available for their situation, including: self-help and information services; dispute resolution and mediation options; limited legal advice provided by onsite partners (Legal Aid BC); and community resources and agencies.

  Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Justice Access Centre nearby.

  Justice Access Centres have a Self-Help Resource Room (SHRR) where anyone can access information or receive one-on-one assistance on family law issues, including information on legal issues, services, and court and non-court dispute resolution options. Staff can explain court procedures and provide access to court documents for those representing themselves in family-related legal proceedings. Provides a wide range of information and resources to serve patrons at any stage in their situation; services include Justice Interviewers who can provide legal information assistance with court documents; computers for research, accessing court forms and completing Parenting After Separation courses; family law reference materials; printers and photocopiers. Justice Access Centres do not deal with criminal issues or small claims court forms or filings.

  Families can get help from Justice Access Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Justice Access Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. Most parties to family law matters must complete a needs assessment with a family justice counsellor, a parenting education course, and a consensual dispute resolution session, if appropriate, before filing an application about a family law matter.

  Family Justice Centres and Justice Access Centres provide services that meet these requirements. See the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information.

  The Nanaimo Justice Access Centre provides Early Resolution Services for the Nanaimo Provincial Court Registry. Serves Nanaimo and the surrounding mid-Island communities. Hours are 8:30 am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday. The self help resource room is open 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Hours are subject to change. It is recommended that visitors who do not have an appointment phone before dropping in.

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  • www.gov.bc.ca/JusticeAccessCentres

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  • 302-65 Front Street
    Nanaimo, BC, V9R 5H9

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• Nanaimo Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Advice lawyers may be available by appointment at no charge for family law matters; contact the Nanaimo Justice Access Centre (250-741-5447). Serves Nanaimo, Parksville, and nearby areas.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 35 Front Street
    Nanaimo, BC, V9R 5J1

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• Nelson Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Nelson Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: Castlegar Provincial Family Court registry, Grand Forks Provincial Family Court registry, Nakusp Provincial Family Court registry, Nelson Provincial Family Court registry, Rossland Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Castlegar, Grand Forks, Gray Creek, Greenwood, Kaslo, Midway, Nakusp, Nelson, Riondel, Rossland, Salmo, and Trail. Hours are 8:10 am to 4:30pm Monday to Thursday and every second Friday. In-person services are available Tuesday to Thursday. Virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/nelson

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  • 340-333 Victoria Street
    Nelson, BC, V1L 4K3

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• Nelson Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location once per month from 9 am to 4 pm (call for dates); details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Nelson; also holds circuit court in Castlegar and Nakusp.
   

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 320 Ward Street
    Nelson, BC, V1L 1S6

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• New Westminster Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The New Westminster Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the New Westminster Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Burnaby, Richmond, and New Westminster. Hours are 8 am to 5:15 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are available Monday to Friday, virtual services are available 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to schedule a phone appointment.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/new-westminster

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  • Columbia Square Plaza, 204-88 10th Street
    New Westminster, BC, V3M 6H8

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• New Westminster Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves New Westminster.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • Law Courts, Begbie Square, 651 Carnarvon Street
    New Westminster, BC, V3M 1C9

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• North Vancouver Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The North Vancouver Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: North Vancouver Provincial Family Court registry, Pemberton Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves North Vancouver, Pemberton, Squamish, West Vancouver, and Whistler. Hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, and 8:30 am to 4:20 pm on Tuesday and Friday. In-person services are available Monday to Friday by appointment only, virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. This centre is not open for drop-ins, please call to book an appointment.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/north-vancouver

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  • 100-233 West 1st Street
    North Vancouver, BC, V7M 1B3

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• North Vancouver Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves North Vancouver, Squamish, and area.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 200 East 23rd Street
    North Vancouver, BC, V7L 4R4

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• Office of the Assistant Deputy Attorney General

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  Central administration office for Crown Counsel in BC.

  Central administration office for Crown Counsel in BC. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.
  
  Crown Counsel Regional Headquarters
  Fraser Region
  604 660-8700
  1-800-455-8813
  
  Interior Region, Kelowna
  778 699-2234
  1-888-758-2888
  
  Northern Region
  250 614-2640
  1-800-292-6833
  
  Vancouver Island Region
  250 387-4481
  1-888-339-1188
  
  Vancouver Region
  604 660-4100
  1-800-661-2279

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  • Victoria, BC

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• Online Divorce Assistant

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  Online tool allows couples who are in agreement on family law issues to complete and file the necessary divorce paperwork easily.

  Online tool allows couples who are in agreement on family law issues to complete and file the necessary divorce paperwork easily. Available to couples who are seeking joint divorce (making an application for a divorce together, in agreement about getting a divorce and about all of the family law issues relevant to their situation, such as spousal support, and the division of family property and debts).

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  • justice.gov.bc.ca/divorce

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  • No address available

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• Parenting After Separation

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  A free online course for BC parents and other family members who are dealing with parental separation and family issues such as guardianship, parenting arrangements, child support, and spousal support.

  A free online course for BC parents and other family members who are dealing with parental separation and family issues such as guardianship, parenting arrangements, child support, and spousal support. Available to all adults, but may be required for parents involved in a family law case in BC Provincial Court. Covers legal rights and responsibilities, the impact of separation on children, and communication and problem-solving skills. Helps participants make positive decisions about the way they resolve parenting issues after separation, and provides tools to support making decisions in the children's best interests. Serves BC.

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  • www.gov.bc.ca/ParentingAfterSeparation

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  • No address available

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• Parenting After Separation for Indigenous Families

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  A free online course for Indigenous families who are dealing with parental separation and family issues such as guardianship, parenting arrangements, child support, and spousal support.

  A free online course for Indigenous families who are dealing with parental separation and family issues such as guardianship, parenting arrangements, child support, and spousal support. Available to all Indigenous adults, but may be a required course for parents involved in a family law case in BC Provincial Court. Covers legal rights and responsibilities, the impact of separation on children, and communication and problem-solving skills. Helps participants make positive decisions about the way they resolve parenting issues after separation, and provides tools to support making decisions in the children's best interests. Serves BC.

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  • www.gov.bc.ca/ParentingAfterSeparation

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  • No address available

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• Pemberton Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry vary Monday to Friday; cases are not scheduled every day at this court location. There may not be court staff present unless cases are scheduled. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). This is a circuit court served by North Vancouver Provincial and Supreme Courts.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 1366 Aster Street
    Pemberton, BC, V0N 2L0

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• Penticton Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Penticton Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: Penticton Provincial Family Court registry, and Princeton Provincial Family Court registry. See the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Allison Pass, Bridesville, Cawston, Hedley, Keremeos, Midway, Naramata, Okanagan Falls, Oliver, Osoyoos, Penticton, Princeton, Rock Creek, Summerland, and Tulameen. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday, and 8 am to 5:20 pm Tuesday-Thursday, and 8 am to 5:20 pm Tuesday to Thursday. In-person services are available Tuesday to Thursday 9 am to 5:20 pm, virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/penticton

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  • Courthouse, 100 Main Street
    Penticton, BC, V2A 5A5

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• Penticton Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Oliver, Penticton, and area; also holds circuit court in Princeton.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 100 Main Street
    Penticton, BC, V2A 5A5

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• Port Alberni Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Port Alberni; also holds circuit court in Tofino and Ucluelet.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 2999 4th Avenue
    Port Alberni, BC, V9Y 8A5

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• Port Coquitlam Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required.

  Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby.

  Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Port Coquitlam Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Port Coquitlam Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody, Maple Ridge, and Pitt Meadows. Office hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. Virtual services are available 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/port-coquitlam

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  • 2610 Mary Hill Road
    Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 3B2

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• Port Coquitlam Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • Unit A-2620 Mary Hill Road
    Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 3B2

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• Port Hardy Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Holds circuit court in Alert Bay.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 9300 Trustee Road
    Port Hardy, BC, V0N 2P0

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• Powell River Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Powell River.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 103-6953 Alberni Street
    Powell River, BC, V8A 2B8

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• Powell River and Qathet Regional District Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Powell River and Qathet Regional District Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Powell River Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Powell River and surrounding communities. This centre is not open for drop-ins, please call to book an appointment. Hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are available Tuesday to Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm. Virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/powell-river-qathet-regional-district

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  • 6953 Alberni Street
    Powell River, BC, V8A 2B8

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• Prince George Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information.

  The Centre operates a Self-Help Resource Room in the Prince George Courthouse (3rd Floor, 250 George Street) with staff to assist with family law issues relating to separation and divorce. Staff can help assess needs, provide information about legal and related issues, and refer patrons to services and resources that are available for their situation, including legal information for family law issues, dispute resolution and mediation options, staffed self-help resource rooms and information services, public computer terminals, a printer for legal documents, and referral to community resources and agencies. The Self Help Resource Room hours are Tuesday to Thursday 9 am to 4 pm (closed from noon to 1 pm). Serves Burns Lake, Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, Fort St James, Fort St John, Hixon, Hudson's Hope, Kelly Lake, Mackenzie, McBride, Pouce Coupe, Prince George, Quesnel, Taylor, Toms Lake, Tumbler Ridge, Valemount, and Vanderhoof. Family Justice Centre. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are available 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Tuesday to Thursday. Virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/prince-george

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  • 471-1011 Fourth Avenue
    Prince George, BC, V2L 3H9

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• Prince George Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Prince George; also holds circuit court in Fort St James, Fort Ware, Fraser Lake, and Vanderhoof.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • Law Court, J O Wilson Square, 250 George Street
    Prince George, BC, V2L 5S2

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• Prince Rupert Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Prince Rupert.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 100 Market Place
    Prince Rupert, BC, V8J 1B8

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• Property Assessment Appeal Board (PAAB)

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  Second level of appeal for property assessments.

  Second level of appeal for property assessments. Addresses typical issues such as actual market value, correct property classification, and tax exemptions. Aim is to resolve an appeal without the need for a hearing. If the appeal cannot be settled by agreement, board members will decide and issue a written decision. Board members are appointed by the provincial government and are independent from BC Assessment, the Property Assessment Review Panel (first level of appeal), and the government. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.assessmentappeal.bc.ca

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  • 1270-605 Robson Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6B 5J3

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• Protection Order Registry

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  Confidential database containing all civil and criminal protection orders issued in BC.

  Confidential database containing all civil and criminal protection orders issued in BC. Ensures that police have 24-hour access to accurate, current information on peace bonds and civil restraining orders. Goal is to contribute to the reduction of violence against women, vulnerable adults, youth, and children through support of the enforcement of civil and criminal protection orders. People who have obtained protection orders can check with victim service workers, Victim Safety Unit, court registry, or police to ensure that their order is registered.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/crime-prevention/protection-order-registry

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• Public Guardian and Trustee of BC - Assessment and Investigation Services

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  Responds to all requests for the Public Guardian and Trustee of BC to act as a substitute decision maker for a vulnerable adult.

  Responds to all requests for the Public Guardian and Trustee of BC to act as a substitute decision maker for a vulnerable adult. Investigates if there are concerns about the actions of a substitute decision maker, or there appears to be a need for a decision maker, and if there is risk of harm to the adult's assets, reason to believe the adult is not capable of managing his or her financial or legal affairs, and no other suitable person has the authority or is willing and able to act on the individual's behalf. Consults on complex risk situations involving abuse, neglect or self-neglect of vulnerable adults. Reports of suspected adult abuse or neglect can be made to the Public Guardian in the case of financial abuse. Other situations of suspected abuse or neglect (non-financial abuse) should be reported to the Designated Agency Responders. In BC the designated responders are the five regional health authorities, Providence Health Care, and for adults with a developmental disability, Community Living BC; see independent listings. Also provides support and assistance for abused and neglected adults who are unable to get help on their own because of physical restraint, physical disability, or an illness, injury or other condition that affects their ability to make decisions about the abuse or neglect. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • www.trustee.bc.ca/services/services-to-adults/Pages/assessment-and-investigation-services.aspx

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  • 700-808 West Hastings Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6C 3L3

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• Public Guardian and Trustee of BC - Greater Vancouver Regional Office

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  Works to protect the legal rights and interests of vulnerable British Columbians.

  Works to protect the legal rights and interests of vulnerable British Columbians. The Public Trustee is an independent, impartial public official and Officer of the Court who serves to balance protection with autonomy to ensure that people may live as they choose with the support of family and friends. Child and Youth Services protects the legal and financial interests of children and youth under the age of 19. Reviews infant settlements, trust services, property guardian services, post majority services, protective services, and ensures that children are properly represented in all legal matters that affect their lives. Acts as guardian of estate for children who are in provincial government care and for those undergoing adoption. Services to Adults upholds the rights of adults who are unable to manage their own affairs by providing health care, financial management, and personal planning and decision-making. Estate and Personal Trust Services settles the estates of deceased or missing persons when there is no named executor, or when there is no one willing or able to act as executor. This includes securing assets, settling debts and claims against the estate, and identifying and locating heirs and beneficiaries. Greater Vancouver Team serves Delta, the North Shore, Richmond, Vancouver, and the Sunshine Coast. Lower Mainland Team serves Burnaby, Tri-Cities, North Fraser, and the Fraser Valley. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.trustee.bc.ca

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  • 700-808 West Hastings Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6C 3L3

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• Public Guardian and Trustee of BC - Interior-North Regional Office

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  Reports of suspected abuse or neglect of adults can be made to the Public Guardian office in situations of financial abuse.

  Reports of suspected abuse or neglect of adults can be made to the Public Guardian office in situations of financial abuse. The Public Guardian is the only office that ultimately has the authority to handle financial abuse, legal issues, and health care decisions for adults who are incapable of managing their own affairs. Community agencies will refer callers onwards to Public Guardian office if appropriate. This office serves communities east and north of Hope. Other forms of adult abuse or neglect can be reported to the Designated Agency Responders. In this region these are Interior Health and Northern Health, and for adults with a developmental disability, Community Living BC; see the main adult abuse listings for these agencies. The Designated Agency Responders provide support and assistance for abused and neglected adults who are unable to get help on their own because of physical restraint, physical disability, or an illness, injury or other condition that affects their ability to make decisions about the abuse or neglect. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.trustee.bc.ca

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  • 1345 Saint Paul Street
    Kelowna, BC, V1Y 2E2

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• Public Guardian and Trustee of BC - Vancouver Island Regional Office

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  Reports of suspected abuse or neglect of adults can be made to the Public Guardian office in situations of financial abuse.

  Reports of suspected abuse or neglect of adults can be made to the Public Guardian office in situations of financial abuse. The Public Guardian is the only office that ultimately has the authority to handle financial abuse, legal issues, and health care decisions for adults who are incapable of managing their own affairs. Community agencies will refer callers onwards to Public Guardian office if appropriate. This office serves all of Vancouver Island, the smaller islands nearby (Cortez, Denman, Gabriola, Galiano, Hornby, Penelakut (Kuper), Lasqueti, Mayne, Pender, Saltspring, Saturna, Texada, Thetis, and Valdez), Powell River, and Lund. Other forms of adult abuse or neglect can be reported to the Designated Agency Responders. In this region this is Island Health, and for adults with a developmental disability, Community Living BC; see the main adult abuse listings for these agencies. The Designated Agency Responders provide support and assistance for abused and neglected adults who are unable to get help on their own because of physical restraint, physical disability, or an illness, injury or other condition that affects their ability to make decisions about the abuse or neglect. See the main adult abuse listings for these agencies. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.trustee.bc.ca

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  • 1215 Broad Street
    Victoria, BC, V8W 2A4

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• Quesnel Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Quesnel.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 350 Barlow Avenue
    Quesnel, BC, V2J 2C2

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• Richmond Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required.

  Help is available by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby.

  Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Richmond Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Richmond Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Delta, Ladner, and Richmond. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are not currently available in this location, all services are provided virtually. Hours are subject to change. This centre is not open for drop-ins, please call to book an appointment.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/richmond

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  • 215-7577 Elmbridge Way
    Richmond, BC, V6X 4J3

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• Richmond Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Delta and Richmond.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 7577 Elmbridge Way
    Richmond, BC, V6X 4J2

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• Rossland Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location once per month from 9 am to 4 pm (call for dates); details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Rossland and area; also holds circuit court in Grand Forks.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 2288 Columbia Avenue
    Rossland, BC, V0G 1Y0

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• Salmon Arm Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Salmon Arm and area; also holds circuit court in Revelstoke.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 550 2nd Avenue Northeast
    Salmon Arm, BC, V1E 4S4

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• Sechelt Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Sechelt Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for the Sechelt Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are not currently available in this location, all services are provided virtually. This centre is not open for drop-ins, please call to book an appointment.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/sechelt

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  • 5498 Wharf Avenue
    Sechelt, BC, V0N 3A0

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• Sechelt Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Sechelt and area.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 5480 Shorncliffe Avenue
    Sechelt, BC, V0N 3A0

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• Smithers Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Smithers; also holds circuit court in Hazelton and Houston.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 3793 Alfred Avenue
    Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0

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• Surface Rights Board

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  Assists in resolving disputes between landowners and companies that require access to private land to explore for, develop, or produce Crown-owned subsurface resources such as oil, gas, coal, minerals and geothermal.

  Assists in resolving disputes between landowners and companies that require access to private land to explore for, develop, or produce Crown-owned subsurface resources such as oil, gas, coal, minerals and geothermal. Also assists with disputes about compensation, damages, rent re-negotiations, and compliance.

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  • www.surfacerightsboard.bc.ca

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  • 1270-605 Robson Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6B 5J3

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• Surrey Justice Access Centre

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  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs, provide information about legal and related issues and refer individuals to services and resources that are available for their situation, including: self-help and information services; dispute resolution and mediation options; limited legal advice provided by onsite partners (Legal Aid BC); and community resources and agencies.

  Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Justice Access Centre nearby.

  Justice Access Centres have a Self-Help Resource Room (SHRR) where anyone can access information or receive one-on-one assistance on family law issues, including information on legal issues, services, and court and non-court dispute resolution options. Staff can explain court procedures and provide access to court documents for those representing themselves in family-related legal proceedings. Provides a wide range of information and resources to serve patrons at any stage in their situation; services include Justice Interviewers who can provide legal information assistance with court documents; computers for research, accessing court forms and completing Parenting After Separation courses; family law reference materials; printers and photocopiers. Justice Access Centres do not deal with criminal issues or small claims court forms or filings.

  Families can get help from Justice Access Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Justice Access Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. Most parties to family law matters must complete a needs assessment with a family justice counsellor, a parenting education course, and a consensual dispute resolution session, if appropriate, before filing an application about a family law matter.

  Family Justice Centres and Justice Access Centres provide services that meet these requirements. See the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information.

  The Surrey Justice Access Centre provides Early Resolution Services for the Surrey Provincial Court Registry.

  Serves Langley, North Delta, Surrey, and White Rock. Hours are 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday. Due to Courthouse hours, drop-in not available before 8:30 am or after 4 pm. Virtual services may be available after 5:30 pm by appointment, please contact the JAC for details. The Self-Help Resource Room is open 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. Hours subject to change. Individuals without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www.gov.bc.ca/JusticeAccessCentres

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  • 3rd Floor-14340 57th Avenue
    Surrey, BC, V3X 1B2

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• Surrey Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Delta, Langley, Surrey, and White Rock; intersection safety camera tickets are heard at Richmond Court.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 14340 57th Avenue
    Surrey, BC, V3X 1B2

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• Terrace Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Haida Gwaii (including Daajing Giids, Massett, Port Clements, Sandspit, Skidegate, and Tlell), Atlin, Dease Lake, Hazelton, Houston, Kitimat, Kitamaat Village, Kitwanga, Prince Rupert, Smithers, Stewart, and Terrace. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services are available Tuesday to Thursday; virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/terrace

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  • 110-3220 Eby Street
    Terrace, BC, V8G 5K8

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• Terrace Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Terrace; also holds court periodically in Dease Lake, Kitimat, New Aiyansh, and Stewart.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 3408 Kalum Street
    Terrace, BC, V8G 2N6

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• Valemount Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Valemount and McBride.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 1300 4th Avenue
    Valemount, BC, V0E 2Z0

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• Vancouver Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. Contact the Vancouver Justice Access Centre to access Early Resolution Registry services for the Vancouver - Robson Square Provincial Family Court registry. Serves Vancouver. Hours are 8:30 am to 5:45 pm Monday to Thursday (open until 7 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays virtual services by appointment only), and 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Friday. In-person services available 8:30 am to 5:45 pm Monday to Thursday, and 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Friday, virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/vancouver-family-justice-centre

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  • 203-1651 Commercial Drive
    Vancouver, BC, V5L 3Y3

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• Vancouver Justice Access Centre

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  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs, provide information about legal and related issues and refer individuals to services and resources that are available for their situation, including: self-help and information services; dispute resolution and mediation options; limited legal advice provided by onsite partners (Legal Aid BC); and community resources and agencies.

  Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Justice Access Centre nearby.

  Justice Access Centres have a Self-Help Resource Room (SHRR) where anyone can access information or receive one-on-one assistance on family law issues, including information on legal issues, services, and court and non-court dispute resolution options. Staff can explain court procedures and provide access to court documents for those representing themselves in family-related legal proceedings. Provides a wide range of information and resources to serve patrons at any stage in their situation; services include Justice Interviewers who can provide legal information assistance with court documents; computers for research, accessing court forms and completing Parenting After Separation courses; family law reference materials; printers and photocopiers. Justice Access Centres do not deal with criminal issues or small claims court forms or filings.

  Families can get help from Justice Access Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Justice Access Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. Most parties to family law matters must complete a needs assessment with a family justice counsellor, a parenting education course, and a consensual dispute resolution session, if appropriate, before filing an application about a family law matter.

  Family Justice Centres and Justice Access Centres provide services that meet these requirements. See the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information.

  The Vancouver Justice Access Centre provides Early Resolution Services for the Vancouver Robson Square Provincial Court Registry.

  Serves Vancouver. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday (virtual services available until 7 pm Wednesdays and Thursdays by appointment only). The Self-Help Resource Room is open 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday (closed noon to 1 pm). Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www.gov.bc.ca/JusticeAccessCentres

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  • Vancouver Law Courts, 290-800 Hornby Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2C5

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• Vancouver Provincial Adult Criminal Court Services

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  Provincial justice centre handling adult criminal law prosecution matters.

  Provincial justice centre handling adult criminal law prosecution matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. There are no jury trials in Provincial Court. Serves Vancouver and Burnaby; also holds circuit court in Bella Bella, Bella Coola, and Klemtu.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 222 Main Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6A 2S8

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• Vancouver Provincial Small Claims, Family, Youth, and Traffic Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, youth and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, youth and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Vancouver and Burnaby; also holds circuit court in Bella Bella, Bella Coola, and Klemtu (no traffic court services offered in Bella Bella or Klemtu).

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 800 Hornby Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2C5

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• Vancouver Supreme Court Services

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  Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

  Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Criminal and family duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day. Criminal duty counsel offers assistance to individuals who have been charged with a crime and do not have a lawyer nor qualify for legal aid. Family duty counsel deals with family law issues and child protection issues (where Ministry of Children and Family Development is involved). Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left during the day; hours vary. Serves Vancouver. Duty counsel is funded by Legal Aid BC (LABC).

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 800 Smithe Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2E1

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• Vernon Family Justice Centre

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  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  Provides services to people dealing with issues related to separation or divorce, including parenting arrangements; guardianship; child and spousal support; contact with a child; and property division respecting a companion animal (pet); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence. All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs and provide information about legal and related issues (including referrals for legal advice); dispute resolution and mediation options (including court forms and processes); referrals to community resources and agencies. All Centres have Family Justice Counsellors (accredited mediators) who can provide a full range of services virtually through video conferencing and telephone, if required. Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Family Justice Centre nearby. Families can get help from Family Justice Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Family Justice Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process. In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. The Vernon Family Justice Centre provides Early Resolution Registry services for these Provincial Family Court registries: Revelstoke Provincial Family Court registry, Salmon Arm Provincial Family Court registry, Vernon Provincial Family Court registry; see the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information. Serves Armstrong, Blind Bay, Chase, Cherryville, Enderby, Falkland, Lumby, Mara, Oyama, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Sorrento, and Vernon. Hours are 8 am to 5:20 pm Monday to Friday. In-person services available Tuesday to Thursday, virtual services are available during all business hours. Hours subject to change. Clients without an appointment are advised to phone ahead before dropping in.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/family-justice-services-division/family-justice-centres/locations/vernon

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  • 202-3203 30th Street
    Vernon, BC, V1T 9G9

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• Vernon Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Vernon and area.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 3001 27th Street
    Vernon, BC, V1T 4W5

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• Victoria Integrated Court

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  Community Court focused on offending clients struggling with substance use issues, mental health issues or cognitive impairments, including brain injuries, or homelessness and engaging in criminal behaviour.

  Community Court focused on offending clients struggling with substance use issues, mental health issues or cognitive impairments, including brain injuries, or homelessness and engaging in criminal behaviour. Seeks to reduce crime and improve public safety by integrating health and social services with the justice system in order to address the root causes of offending behaviour. This is not a trial court but eligible people may have bail hearings or plead guilty and be sentenced here. Agencies with knowledge of an offending client meet with Integrated Court Crown and defence lawyers and a probation officer before court to share information about the individual’s needs and the resources available to address them. The lawyers present this information in submissions at a sentencing hearing to help the judge impose a responsive, timely, and focused sentence. A variety of government and community organizations offering mental health and other services provide support and supervision for clients bound by bail or sentencing orders, helping them lead healthier, more stable lives.

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  • provincialcourt.bc.ca/navigating-court-case/criminal-adult-and-youth/indigenous-sentencing-and-specialized-criminal-courts/victoria-integrated-court

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  • Victoria Law Courts, 101-850 Burdett Avenue
    Victoria, BC, V8W 1B4

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• Victoria Justice Access Centre

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  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members.

  Provides access to justice interviewers, child support officers, and family justice counsellors who can help people dealing with issues related to separation and divorce including guardianship, parenting arrangements and contact with a child; child and spousal support; ownership of companion animals (pets); parenting after separation; resolving family disputes (including court and non-court processes); and protection orders for family violence.

  All services are confidential and provided free of charge to parents and other family members. Staff can help assess needs, provide information about legal and related issues and refer individuals to services and resources that are available for their situation, including: self-help and information services; dispute resolution and mediation options; limited legal advice provided by onsite partners (Legal Aid BC); and community resources and agencies.

  Help is available in person, or by phone or video, so families can receive service even if there isn't a Justice Access Centre nearby.

  Justice Access Centres have a Self-Help Resource Room (SHRR) where anyone can access information or receive one-on-one assistance on family law issues, including information on legal issues, services, and court and non-court dispute resolution options. Staff can explain court procedures and provide access to court documents for those representing themselves in family-related legal proceedings. Provides a wide range of information and resources to serve patrons at any stage in their situation; services include Justice Interviewers who can provide legal information assistance with court documents; computers for research, accessing court forms and completing Parenting After Separation courses; family law reference materials; printers and photocopiers. Justice Access Centres do not deal with criminal issues or small claims court forms or filings.

  Families can get help from Justice Access Centres even if they are not going to court. However, Justice Access Centres do provide services that are part of the Provincial Court process.

  In Provincial Court Early Resolution Registries, there are Early Resolution Requirements for families who want to resolve a family law matter. Most parties to family law matters must complete a needs assessment with a family justice counsellor, a parenting education course, and a consensual dispute resolution session, if appropriate, before filing an application about a family law matter.

  Family Justice Centres and Justice Access Centres provide services that meet these requirements. See the Early Resolution Registries, filing locations and Family Justice Services Division (FJSD) offices webpage for more location information.

  The Victoria Justice Access Centre provides Early Resolution Services for the Duncan, Victoria and Western Communities Provincial Court Registries.

  Serves Victoria and surrounding south Vancouver Island and Gulf Island communities, as well as Mill Bay, Shawnigan Lake and Duncan. Staff are available to provide services at the Western Communities Provincial Court. Hours are 8 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday for in person and virtual services. Virtual services after 5:30 pm may be available by appointment only; please contact the JAC for details. The Self-Help Resource Room is open 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.gov.bc.ca/JusticeAccessCentres

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  • Victoria Law Courts, 225-850 Burdett Avenue
    Victoria, BC, V8W 1B4

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• Victoria Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Victoria; also holds circuit court in Sidney.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

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  • 850 Burdett Avenue
    Victoria, BC, V8W 9J2

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• Violation Ticket Centre

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  Schedules hearings for disputed violation tickets and provides information and referral about paying or disputing a provincial violation ticket.

  Schedules hearings for disputed violation tickets and provides information and referral about paying or disputing a provincial violation ticket. Violation tickets are ordinary traffic tickets, typically issued for offences such as failing to stop or driving without insurance; most are issued by enforcement officers for offences against the Motor Vehicle Act and Motor Vehicle Regulation offences. Violation tickets can also be issued under any provincial statute included under the Offence Act, such as the Commercial Transport Act, Fisheries Act, Forest Act, Liquor Control, and Licensing Act. Provides relevant forms and applications (including for change of address) via website. Hours are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services/fines-payments/pay-dispute-ticket/prov-violation-tickets

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  • Vancouver, BC

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• Western Communities Provincial Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Colwood, Langford, Metchosin, Port Renfrew, Sooke, and View Royal.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

  Address

  • 1756 Island Highway
    Victoria, BC, V8W 9J5

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• Williams Lake Provincial and Supreme Court Services

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  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters.

  Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given day; hours vary. Drop-in clients may be seen only if there is time left in the day. Individuals may be eligible for criminal duty counsel if they are charged with a crime and cannot get a legal aid lawyer or have not yet applied for legal aid. Duty counsel provides advice about charges laid, court procedures, and legal rights, as well as provide representation at bail hearings and help with guilty pleas. Family duty counsel also provided at this location; details given under Legal Aid BC (LABC). Serves Williams Lake; holds court periodically in 100 Mile House, Anahim Lake, and Alexis Creek.

  Website

  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/courthouse-services

  Address

  • 540 Borland Street
    Williams Lake, BC, V2G 1R8

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