Sentences with phrase «bc family law judge»

The first issue that a multi-jurisdictional Chinese family property case may involve, is whether a Vancouver or BC family law judge has or should should accept jurisdiction to decide a Mandarin family property division or Cantonese divorce case.

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As an example, some of the changes to family law in BC, such as changes to how property is dealt with under the Family Law Act have created significant uncertainty for lawyers, Judges, and lay litifamily law in BC, such as changes to how property is dealt with under the Family Law Act have created significant uncertainty for lawyers, Judges, and lay litiganlaw in BC, such as changes to how property is dealt with under the Family Law Act have created significant uncertainty for lawyers, Judges, and lay litiFamily Law Act have created significant uncertainty for lawyers, Judges, and lay litiganLaw Act have created significant uncertainty for lawyers, Judges, and lay litigants.

The Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family had the opportunity to survey the participants of the 2014 National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, a popular and well - attended legal education program that attracts hundreds of judges and lawyers from across the country.

The BC Court of Appeal set aside the reduction of support on the basis the trial judge failed to first determine whether there was a material change of circumstances, and also failed to properly interprete the arbitration award without considering the arbitrator's reasons, the application of the Family Law Act and applicable case lLaw Act and applicable case lawlaw.

For a married couple with assets on reserve, a diligent judge would have to apply the Divorce Act for alimony and child support, provincial family law relations statute to moveable (personal) property only, possibly the FHRMIRA to immoveable (real) property, or else the local land code if the community is under the First Nations Land Management Act or self - government agreement (e.g., Westbank in BC) or its own matrimonial property law if it adopts one under the FHRMIRA and displaces the statute's default rules.

On December 4, 2012, Danny gave a presentation to the BC Supreme Court Judges in Vancouver regarding Collaborative Practice and the Family Law Act.

With the support of the CRILF (Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family), we surveyed family law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CanaLaw and the Family), we surveyed family law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CFamily), we surveyed family law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in Cfamily law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in Canalaw lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CFamily Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CanaLaw Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in Cfamily courts in Canada.