Use the current official form: This guide explains the role of Form F19.4 under Rule 7.1-3(3)–(5). Always check the current Rules and official form before filing, serving or relying on a deadline.
What Form F19.4 is for
Records the case-management orders made at the end of a Supreme Court family Case Planning Conference.
Key points
- The judge or associate judge must make a case plan order at the conclusion of the CPC.
- F19.4 must set out orders made under Rule 7.1-3 and may include other matters identified by the form.
- It is an order of the court, not a proposal by a party.
Practical steps
- Compare the draft/order wording with what the court actually directed.
- Make sure the timetable and responsibilities are stated clearly.
- Follow any approval/signature process required by the judge or registry.
- Calendar every deadline in the entered order.
Common mistakes
- Confusing F19.4 with F19.3.
- Adding terms the court did not order.
- Ignoring the order because the case later moves toward settlement.
Related guides
F19.3 proposal · Case planning conference · All BC Supreme Court family forms