Family Justice Services Division feedback process
Last updated on June 24, 2025Family Justice Services Division is committed to service excellence. Your feedback will help us improve our services.
How to make a complaint
Please review our Family Justice Services Division Complaint Management policy (PDF, 228KB) and fill out the complaint form (PDF, 815KB) to share your thoughts.
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What you can expect
- We will review your complaint and determine how to proceed.
- We aim to let you know we’ve received your complaint within 2 working days to let you know your complaint has been received.
- We may contact you for more information.
- Our goal is to find a resolution within 20 working days.
Complaints outside Family Justice Services Division authority
We are unable to accept complaints related to the actions or a decision of the judiciary, actions of Law Society members, the outcome of a hearing/process, or services delivered by another agency.
Collection of personal information
The collection of your personal information by Family Justice Services Division is authorized as per section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used for the purpose of responding to your complaint.
If you have any questions about the collection, use, or disclosure of personal information, please contact the Senior Policy Analyst at FJSD.Complaints@gov.bc.ca.
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