A.K.S. v. A.L.E.S.
- 2019 BCSC 419
- Go to CanLII for full text
The above case is referenced within:
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British Columbia Family Practice Manual
(Current to: February 01 2023)
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Chapter 1. Conducting a Family Law Practice
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I. Nature of a Family Law Practice [§1.1]
- B. Dispute Resolution Processes in Family Law [§1.6]
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I. Nature of a Family Law Practice [§1.1]
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Chapter 2. Building Effective Relationships
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III. Meeting the Prospective Family Law Client [§2.11]
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A. The Initial Consultation with a Family Client [§2.12]
- 5. Assessing and Explaining the Potential Client’s Options [§2.23]
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A. The Initial Consultation with a Family Client [§2.12]
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III. Meeting the Prospective Family Law Client [§2.11]
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Chapter 3. Assessing the Legal Issues in a Family Law File
- III. Caring for Children [§3.23]
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Chapter 5. Working toward Settlement
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IV. Arbitrating a Family Law Dispute [§5.36]
- A. Introduction to Arbitration and Med-Arb [§5.37]
- B. The Role of Arbitration in Family Law Disputes [§5.38]
- G. Applications to Change, Set Aside, or Appeal Arbitration Awards [§5.47]
- VII. Parenting Coordinators [§5.70]
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IV. Arbitrating a Family Law Dispute [§5.36]
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Chapter 1. Conducting a Family Law Practice
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Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents
(Current to: November 15 2023)
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Chapter 8. Caring for Children Clauses in Family Law Agreements
- V. Dispute Resolution [§8.44]
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Chapter 8. Caring for Children Clauses in Family Law Agreements
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Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia
(Current to: October 15 2023)
- Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children
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Chapter 11. Procedural Alternatives in Family Law
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I. Out-of-court Resolution of Family Law Disputes [§11.1]
- E. Parenting Coordination [§11.7]
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I. Out-of-court Resolution of Family Law Disputes [§11.1]