Not exact matches
The application must be
signed by the presiding judge of the trial court in the district and the judge (s) presiding over the court (s) in which the
litigants will be assisted
by the initiative.
Signs will be posted daily
by the elevators alerting attorneys,
litigants and members of the public if their assigned courtroom has been changed.
While this is certainly not a new legal development (you can click here to access my archived posts addressing this topic) reasons for judgement were released this week
by the BC Supreme Court, Vancouver Registry, confirming yet again that a verbal agreement can create a binding injury claim settlement and that refusing to
sign the appropriate closing documents does not create an escape route for a
litigant that regrets their decision.
If you decide to try it or if you already offer unbundled services, I encourage you to better advertise those services; to
sign up to the National Database of lawyers offering unbundled services to self - represented
litigants; and, for family lawyers in BC, to
sign up to the BC Family Unbundling Roster (under construction) hosted
by Courthouse Libraries BC.