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How can I find out more about Parenting After Separation and register for the course?

Last updated on February 20, 2025

A family justice counsellor can give you information about Parenting After Separation for Indigenous Families or Parenting After Separation (in Punjabi and English), including how to register.

Parenting After Separation: Finances

The Justice Education Society offers a program called Parenting After Separation: Finances. This free online course assists separated parents to address the financial issues connected with separating. Completion of Parenting After Separation: Finances course does not meet the parenting education program requirements for the provincial court.

Check out these resources from Legal Aid BC:

Visit a Justice Access Centre:

Talk with a family justice counsellor at a Family Justice Centre.

Visit Clicklaw and Family Law in BC (legalaid.bc.ca) for legal information
Contact the Lawyer Referral Service to consult a lawyer for up to 30 minutes for free
See MyLawBC for solutions to your legal problems
Take a Parenting After Separation course

Visit the Government of Canada's child support table look-up to find the base amount of child support.
Enroll your maintenance order or agreement with the BC Family Maintenance Agency.
See if the Child Support Recalculation Service could help you annually recalculate child support without having to go to court.

British Columbia has a central authority that assists left-behind parents whose children have been abducted across international borders. For more information, including contact information, please see International Child Abduction.

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How can I find out more about Parenting After Separation and register for the course?

Parenting After Separation: Finances

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