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Title: FAMILY LAW AND YOU: Representing Yourself in BC Supreme Court Subject: Family Law Author: Law Courts Education Society of BC Date Published: 2009 Summary: The online videos provide information about how someone who is representing themselves in BC Supreme Court may undertake legal proceedings. The videos will assist anyone who needs to deal with matters such as divorce, custody, access, guardianship and/or child support.
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