LibGuides: Legal Subject Guide with Legal Citation: Family Law

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Family Law

Canadian Family Law by Payne; Payne
Call Number: KE 539 P395 2022
Annotated Family Practice by CLEBC
Call Number: KEB 194 A56 2015
Canadian Family Law by Kronby
Call Number: KE 539.2 K76 2010
Family Law: Course Manual by Yip
Call Number: KE 353 L44 NO. 4 2013
On reserve for short-term loan.

Family Law Unbundling Toolkit

Family Law Unbundling Toolkit - Courthouse Libraries BC
Includes procedures, sample documents, and links to Law Society (CLE BC) webinars. From Courthouse Libraries BC.

"Unbundling refers to a situation where lawyers perform discrete tasks for clients and clients handle other matters that, in a full service retainer, would form part of the services lawyers would provide.

This toolkit was developed to assist and guide BC family lawyers and paralegals to provide unbundled family legal services in a safe and effective way. The core documents referred to in the toolkit have been prepared with the assistance of the Law Society of British Columbia."