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Corrections & updates

Legal information changes. This page explains what our review dates mean and how we handle corrections.

What “Last reviewed” means

A review date means we checked the page against the primary official sources listed on that page on or around that date. It does not mean the page was reviewed by a lawyer unless the page explicitly says that it was.

How we update legal pages

For BC court-process pages, we prioritize BC Laws, the Provincial Court of British Columbia and Province of BC court/family-justice resources. For federal support topics, we prioritize Justice Canada and the official Federal Child Support Guidelines.

If a prescribed form or rule changes, we update the explanation and review date after checking the new source. We do not advance dates automatically just to make pages look fresh.

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If you see an outdated form reference, broken source, calculation issue or wording that could be clearer, please contact us. Do not send confidential facts about your family-law case.

Important limitation

Legal Cost Canada provides general information, lived-experience guidance and budgeting tools. It does not provide legal advice. A source can be current while your own facts still require individualized legal advice.