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BC Family Law Act Online Forms Assistant

Official BC government questionnaire for many Provincial Court family applications and replies. It uses your answers to prepare forms, with print or electronic-submission options. Requires a Basic BCeID account. It is not a universal Supreme Court form generator.

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If the assistant is unavailable, use the official BC Provincial Court forms list or our guides.

Ontario CLEO Guided Pathways

A free independent nonprofit service that asks questions and creates documents for eligible Ontario family-law procedures. Check the process’s eligibility and follow its separate filing and service instructions.

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If CLEO is unavailable, try its main Steps to Justice website for other official-resource links.

Understanding BC Supreme Court forms

BC Supreme Court: forms are different from Provincial Court

For a typical contested family case, a Notice of Family Claim (F3) and Response to Family Claim (F4) are a common pair. Petitions (F73), petition responses (F74), and joint family claims (F1) involve different procedures. Not every case can start by petition.

BC’s free Family Law Act Online Forms Assistant is for Provincial Court matters covered by that service; it is not a general Supreme Court family form generator. The official Supreme Court forms directory provides downloadable forms, not a questionnaire that selects the correct form for you.

Official BC Supreme Court Family Rules forms ↗ · Our Supreme Court family-law overview

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BC Provincial Court

Browse plain-English form guides with links to current government PDFs and explanations of the relevant steps.

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BC Supreme Court

Supreme Court family claims, petitions and related documents follow different rules. Check the form named in your case.

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Sources: BC Supreme Court Family Rules · Official Supreme Court family forms · B.C. Reg. 17/2026 · BC Provincial Court Family Rules · Official BC family forms · BC Online FLA Assistant · CLEO Guided Pathways. Verified October 18, 2026. This tool covers selected common pathways, not every form or exception.