(2/14) Making Your Case: The Family Court Process

Part 2: Getting Help to Change your Family Court Order.
Making Your Case is a 22‑minute video designed for people who have to go to BC Family (Provincial) Court without a lawyer. Using the fictional case of a child support dispute between two parents as an example, this video takes viewers through the various stages of court proceedings, including filing a court application, serving documents, giving evidence, cross-examining, summarizing, and hearing the judge's order.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• family
• law
• Family
• Justice
• Centres
• justice
• counsellors
• serving
• documents
• applicants
• respondents
• evidence
• undue
• hardship
• special
• expenses
• child
• support
• Provincial
• Court

[FamilyLawVideos]

Family Justice Access Centres are part of the BC Ministry of Attorney General. Google BC Ministry of Attorney General family justice centre to get location - locations are posted on the right-hand menu.

[breastimus]

WOW, I couldn't even get someone to tell me which form to fill out. This chick gets the royal treatment!

[FamilyLawVideos]

@breastimus were you at a Ministry of Attorney General Family Justice Access Centre?

[SadisticPancakes]

I think its funny that when they mention child support the females face always lights up like "CHA-CHING!". How about making the husband pay extra that bitch gets a job.

[johncoolgun]

Wow man is big trouble

[batmmannn]

Same in America Women get the goods MEN get the shaft!

[JuanPapaNicolao]

only the women get this type of help