Form F8 — Financial Statement
Core financial disclosure for support and other financial issues.
BC Supreme Court · Family law
BC Supreme Court Family Money & Disclosure
Use this section for financial disclosure and the major money issues that arise in Supreme Court family cases.
Use the page that matches the step you are at. These guides explain general procedure and link to official BC sources. They do not replace legal advice about strategy or the orders you should seek.
Choose the right financial documents
- Form F8 is a financial statement used where financial disclosure is required, including specified support or property claims. Check which parts and supporting records your particular claim requires.
- Form F20 concerns lists of documents. It is not a substitute for income disclosure or completing a financial statement when the rules require one.
- For support, property, excluded-property or pension issues, start with the specialized guide and compare its evidence checklist with the relevant Supreme Court Family Rule.
Explore related guides
Form F20 — List of Documents
Document discovery, privilege and continuing disclosure obligations.
Child support applications
Support claims, interim applications and guideline evidence.
Spousal support applications
Entitlement, financial evidence, interim support and variation.
Family property & debt
Classification, excluded property, valuation and unequal-division claims.
Support variation & arrears
Changing support, retroactive relief and arrears issues.
Excluded property & tracing
Section 85 exclusions, tracing records and growth in value.
Pension division
Part 6 pension division, plan information and agreements.
Costs in family cases
Rule 16-1, Appendix B tariff costs and disbursements.
Official sources
Consult the current rule text and prescribed forms before filing. Links are provided for independent verification; this guide is not legal advice.