Use the current official form: This guide explains the role of Form F19.2 under Rule 7.1-1. Always check the current Rules and official form before filing, serving or relying on a deadline.
What Form F19.2 is for
Used after a Judicial Case Conference to request and give notice of a Supreme Court family Case Planning Conference.
Key points
- A party first obtains a CPC date/time from the registry and files F19.2.
- For the first CPC, the filed notice is normally served at least 35 days before the conference; later CPCs normally use at least 7 days, unless the court orders or the parties agree otherwise.
- The first CPC also triggers case-plan proposal obligations.
Practical steps
- Confirm a JCC has already been held, unless the Rules otherwise permit the case-planning step.
- Get the CPC date and time from the registry.
- File F19.2.
- Serve the filed notice within the Rule 7.1-1 timing.
Common mistakes
- Using F19.2 to request a JCC instead of F19.
- Missing the longer notice period for the first CPC.
- Forgetting the F19.3 case-plan proposal stage.
Related guides
F19 JCC · F19.3 case plan proposal · All BC Supreme Court family forms