Money orders
Rule 15-4 provides enforcement tools for money payable to a person, including a writ of seizure and sale in Form F57. Different writs apply where money is payable into court or where land or other property must be delivered.
Non-money obligations
For orders requiring possession, delivery or another act, the Rules provide different writs and enforcement procedures. Do not assume the F57 money-enforcement process fits every order.
Proof and practical steps
Some enforcement steps require proof that the order was served and not obeyed. Keep the entered order, service evidence, payment history and a clear calculation of what remains outstanding.
Support is different
Child and spousal support may be enforceable through the BC Family Maintenance Agency. If a support order is enrolled, the statutory enforcement scheme can affect who takes enforcement steps.
Cost planning
Ask first what remedy is actually needed. A targeted enforcement step may be far cheaper than reopening the underlying family dispute.