Family court forms
Family court forms are prescribed by each province's own rules, and a form number in one province means nothing in another. These guides are organised by province for that reason, and each is cited to the rules that prescribe the form.
British Columbia
Provincial Court forms under the Provincial Court Family Rules (B.C. Reg. 120/2020).
BC family court forms
The Provincial Court forms index, and how a family case moves through the court — from the first form filed to where the Form 4 Financial Statement fits in.
Read → Provincial CourtApplication About a Family Law Matter (Form 3)
The form that starts most Provincial Court family cases — what it covers, the early resolution steps, when Form 4 must be filed with it, and service. Quoted from the rules.
Read → Provincial CourtReply to an Application (Form 6)
Responding within 30 days — agreeing, disagreeing, counter applications, and when Form 4 travels with the reply. Quoted from the rules.
Read →Other provinces
Not yet covered. Repmyself is built to add provinces as separate implementations rather than by generalising one province's rules across the country — so a province appears here only once its own forms and rules have been worked through.