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Hardcover + E-Book, Lexis

British Columbia Family Law Practice, 2026 Edition by Trudi L. Brown is once again your unique, comprehensive source for all the annotated legislation that a B.C. family law professional needs. This new edition reflects recent court approaches in interpreting and applying the Divorce Act, the Child Support Guidelines, the B.C. Child, Family and Community Service Act, the Family Law Act and other federal and provincial family legislation. It also continues to offer the original Ministry interpretations of every FLA provision, as well as cross-references to help you negotiate the legislation.

Unique Features

• E-book format – Access the information you need, whenever and wherever you need it, on your computer or mobile device
• Fully annotated Divorce Act – Featuring comprehensive case law coverage from across Canada, along with case law, cross-references and commentary annotations of all the other statutes, the federal Child Support Guidelines and practice rules
• Explanations of key sections of the Divorce Act, Child Support Guidelines, and Family Law Act – Featuring comprehensive case law coverage from across Canada with cross-references to the B.C. Supreme Court Family Rules
• Full text of the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines & User's Guide – Introduction by Trudi Brown, Q.C., and cases showing how they have been applied
• Federal Child Support Guidelines tables for British Columbia – Extensive case annotations, making the child support quantum numbers readily accessible
• Expert-written practitioner's notes – Alerting you to key cases and statutory provisions, including case law to help interpret the Family Rules
• Scan-friendly limitations table – To ensure filing deadlines are met

An Invaluable Reference for

• Family lawyers and mediators who need legislation, practice rules and key cases in one convenient, portable format
• Judges who require an authoritative source of all pertinent national and provincial jurisprudence
• Students of Family Law who want to easily access and understand jurisdictional complexities
• Legal clerks and assistants who need accessible forms and a reliable procedural limitations table to meet all filing timelines

Contributing Author: Andrew James