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This website offers examples of the documents and court forms commonly used in family law. Most of these samples are in Adobe Acrobat's PDF format, and you'll need Adobe's free Acrobat Reader to view them, a free program available for download at Adobe's website.

These sample documents are just that: samples. Most use the fictional couple of Jane and John Doe to demonstrate how the documents might be filled out or completed. These sample documents may not be applicable to your situation and may not reflect the way you should complete these documents. Use them as a reference only.

Clicking on the links below will take you to the segment where the sample documents can be found. You will have to scroll down a bit to find the sample documents.

Alternatives to Court

• Mediation Agreement
• Collaborative Law Agreement

Provincial (Family) Court Forms

• Application to Obtain an Order
• Application to Change an Order or Agreement
• Reply
• Financial Statement
• Notice of Motion

Supreme Court Forms

• Writ of Summons
• Statement of Claim
• Appearance
• Statement of Defence
• Counterclaim
• Financial Statement
• Requisition and Notice of Judicial Case Conference
• Judicial Case Conference Worksheet
• Notice of Motion
• Response
• Outline Parts I & II
• Outline Part III
• Notice of Hearing

(Templates of these documents and more, in Microsoft Word format, are available for download in the Resources & Links section of this website.)

Protecting Property

• Land Title Act Certificate of Pending Litigation (married couples)
• Land Title Act Certificate of Pending Litigation (unmarried couples)
• Land (Spouse Protection) Act Affidavit
• Land (Spouse Protection) Act Application for Entry

Reviewing Your Lawyer's Bill

• Appointment
• Certificate of Fees

Desk Order Divorces

• Registration of Divorce Proceeding
• Writ of Summons
• Statement of Claim
• Requisition to apply for divorce Order
• Registrar's Certificate of Pleadings
• Affidavit in support of application for divorce Order
• Child Support Affidavit
• Order
• Requisition to apply for Certificate of Divorce
• Certificate of Divorce

Other Documents

• Marriage Certificate: How do I ? > How do I get married in British Columbia?
• Classified ad for substitutional service: How do I ? > How do I substitutionally serve someone with legal documents?

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