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.
Recent updates
- September 21, 2026: clarified Form 3 Part 9, expanded the shared-parenting section 9 explanation, standardized calculator navigation and footers.
- September 20, 2026: verified current BC form/rule metadata and updated the shared-parenting result to name all three section 9 factors.
Report a problem
If you see an outdated form reference, broken source, calculation issue or wording that could be clearer, please contact us.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.