Use the current official form: This guide explains the role of Form F102 under Rule 15-2.2. Always check the current Rules and official form before filing, serving or relying on a deadline.
What Form F102 is for
Provides the information required before specified Divorce Act child support, spousal support or parenting orders are made.
Key points
- Each party to a corollary relief proceeding must file F102 before a child support, spousal support or parenting order under the Divorce Act is made.
- If the information becomes inaccurate, the party must file a new current F102 before the order is made. Rule 15-2.2(4) also says the court is not restricted from making the order merely because an F102 has not been filed.
- F102 can also form part of an undefended/desk-order divorce package where corollary relief is sought.
Practical steps
- Confirm the case seeks one of the Divorce Act orders covered by Rule 15-2.2.
- Complete every required current-information field.
- File the statement before the corollary relief order is made.
- Update it if material information changes.
Common mistakes
- Treating F102 as a substitute for F8 financial disclosure.
- Using stale information after circumstances change.
- Omitting F102 from an undefended package where Rule 10-10 requires the current statement.
Example: A child support order under the Divorce Act
Alex and Jordan are parties to a proceeding seeking a child support order under the Divorce Act. Each files their own Form F102 before the order is made. If Alex discovers information in the filed statement is out of date before the order is made, Alex files a new statement with the correct information.
Related guides
Desk-order divorce · F8 financial statement · All BC Supreme Court family forms