F1 — Notice of Joint Family Claim
Start a joint case where non-divorce relief is by consent.
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October 2026: usual Rule 10-6 applications use the new serve-then-file sequence. Do not use an older application checklist that assumes F31 is filed before it is served.
Starting, responding & financial disclosure
Starting, responding & financial disclosure
F3 — Notice of Family Claim
Starts many contested Supreme Court family cases.
F4 — Response to Family Claim
Respond to an F3 within the relevant 30-day period.
F5/F6 — Counterclaim / Response
A respondent’s own claims and the response to them.
F8 — Financial Statement
Financial disclosure for support and other money issues.
F9 — Agreement as to Annual Income
Narrow child-support income agreement under Rule 5-1.
F10 — Notice of Address for Service
Formally update where court documents can be served.
Applications, service & conferences
Applications, service & conferences
F15 — Affidavit of Personal Service
Proof of personal service.
F16 — Affidavit of Ordinary Service
Proof of ordinary service.
F17 — Requisition — General
Rule-specific procedural requests.
F19 — Notice of Judicial Case Conference
Request and give notice of a JCC.
F19.1 — Requisition — Method of Attendance
Specified attendance and exemption requests.
F29 — Consent / Without-Notice Requisition
Used in Rule 10-7 and Rule 10-8 routes.
F33 — Consent Order
Form of specified consent orders.
F30 — Affidavit
Sworn or affirmed evidence.
F31 — Notice of Application
Usual application form under the October 2026 serve-first process.
F31.1 — Notice of Hearing of Application
Sets the hearing after the Rule 10-6 exchange stage.
F32 — Application Response
Respond to a Supreme Court application.
Undefended cases & divorce
Undefended cases & divorce
F35 — Undefended Family Law Requisition
Starts the desk-order judgment package.
F36 — Certificate of Pleadings
Registrar certificate for undefended judgment.
F37 — Child Support Affidavit
Current 2026 affidavit for appropriate undefended cases.
F38 — Desk Order Divorce Affidavit
Current affidavit where divorce is sought without a hearing.
F56 — Certificate of Divorce
Official certificate after a divorce takes effect.
Disclosure, trial & orders
Disclosure, trial & orders
F20 — List of Documents
Document discovery and privilege.
F44 — Notice of Trial
Set a family case for trial.
F45 — Trial Brief
Required trial-preparation information.
F46 — Trial Certificate
Confirms trial readiness in the required window.
F51/F52 — Court Orders
Order-made-after-application and final-order forms.
Costs, assessments & court-fee waivers
Costs, assessments & court-fee waivers
F55 — Appointment
Sets a registrar appointment for costs assessment.
F71 — Bill of Costs
Current 2026 Appendix B tariff bill.
F72 — Certificate of Costs or Expenses
Certified amount after assessment or consent.
F85 — Order to Waive Fees
Draft order in a Rule 20-5 fee-waiver application.
F86 — Affidavit to Waive Fees
Financial evidence supporting the fee-waiver request.
F99.1 — Offer to Settle Costs or Expenses
New 2026 costs-assessment settlement offer.
More starting / administrative forms
More starting / administrative forms
F2 — Notice of Withdrawal from Joint Family Law Case
Used when a person withdraws from a joint Supreme Court family case that began with Form F1.
F7 — Notice of Withdrawal in Family Law Case in Which a Divorce Is Claimed
Used in a family law case in which divorce is claimed when a party who filed a pleading wants to withdraw that pleading or part of it.
F17.1 — Requisition — Filing of Agreement
Used to file an agreement under the Family Law Act in a Supreme Court family file.
F18.1 — Requisition — General (Application)
A rule-specific application requisition. One current use is asking to shorten the service period for a Notice of Case Planning Conference.
Case planning, applications & records
Case planning, applications & records
F19.2 — Notice of Case Planning Conference
Used after a Judicial Case Conference to request and give notice of a Supreme Court family Case Planning Conference.
F19.3 — Case Plan Proposal
Sets out a party’s proposed timetable and approach to discovery, dispute resolution, experts, witnesses and trial planning before the first Case Planning Conference.
F19.4 — Case Plan Order
Records the case-management orders made at the end of a Supreme Court family Case Planning Conference.
F23 — Subpoena to Witness
Used to require a witness to attend and testify, and in some circumstances to bring documents or physical objects.
F24 — Notice to Admit
Requests another party to admit specified facts or the authenticity of specified documents for the family case.
F32.001 — Requisition — Chambers Practice
A narrow chambers-practice requisition for specified problems with an application record or hearing list.
F32.01 — Requisition — Short Notice
Used in urgency to ask for permission to bring a main application on less notice than would normally be required.
F32.2 — Cover Page
The prescribed cover page for several types of Supreme Court family records, including an application record.
F34 — Order Made Without Notice
The prescribed order form for an order made under Rule 10-8 without notice and without a hearing.
Trial, discontinuance & court orders
Trial, discontinuance & court orders
F39 — Notice of Discontinuance
Used by a claimant to discontinue all or part of a family law case against a respondent.
F40 — Notice of Withdrawal
Used by a respondent to withdraw all or part of a response to family claim.
F43 — Notice to Cross-examine
Used to require the person who prepared a court-ordered family report to attend trial for cross-examination.
F51.1 — Order Made at Judicial Case Conference
The prescribed form for orders made at a Judicial Case Conference under Rule 7-1(15).
F51.2 — Order Made at Trial Management Conference
The prescribed form for orders made at a Trial Management Conference.
F54 — Protection Order
The prescribed Supreme Court order form when the court makes a Family Law Act protection order under section 183.
F54.1 — Order Terminating a Protection Order
The current prescribed form for an order terminating a Family Law Act protection order.
Costs, guardianship & Divorce Act information
Costs, guardianship & Divorce Act information
F71.1 — List of Expenses
Itemizes expenses claimed for assessment where the Supreme Court Family Rules require a list of expenses.
F101 — Guardianship Affidavit
Required when an order is sought appointing a person as guardian of a child, subject to the Rule’s exceptions.
F102 — Statement of Information for Corollary Relief Proceedings
Provides the information required before specified Divorce Act child support, spousal support or parenting orders are made.
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Sources · checked Oct. 7, 2026: BC Supreme Court Family Rules·Province of BC — Supreme Court Family forms.
Additional Supreme Court family procedure guides
Focused October 2026 guides on petitions, forms, evidence and court processes. Check current official sources before acting.