Provincial small claims, family, juvenile and traffic interpreter courts ensure that people who have difficulty understanding or speaking English, or people who are deaf and hard of hearing, can understand court proceedings and that testimony in court can understand. Use the map for individual locations or click here to see a list of all provincial locations. If your community isn`t on the list, call your local court office to see if they`ve started family counseling. To find your local hearing office, visit the Provincial Court of British Columbia website. In some locations, FDC is able to schedule appointments and advise clients who are not on the court list. This type of service is available to people who are in the Provincial Court or supreme court or who are drafting an agreement. Hearing dates in small courthouses were updated in February 2021. Scheduled meeting dates at these hearing locations may change to meet workload requirements. Contact the site`s court case manager if you need to confirm a date. If you have any questions about scheduling hearings, please contact the Court Case Managers. For any other questions regarding family, civil, criminal, juvenile and traffic issues, call the court office at 604-572-2200. Use the map or list below to find the location of your court and get the contact information and opening hours of the courtroom for criminal, family, small damages and juvenile cases. To find out the dates and times of the traffic courts, please contact your local court office.
There are 89 jurisdictions across the province, 43 of which are staffed and include registration services. The court`s staffed offices are open to the public Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the exception of public holidays, Easter Monday and Boxing Day. This section provides information on the services available in court registries and how to keep courthouses safe. You can learn more about the roles and responsibilities of courthouse staff and career opportunities. These services are designed to support low-income individuals who represent themselves in court. There is a maximum amount of time these lawyers can spend supporting you. A jury is a group of people selected to attend a trial in court. A jury may be called either to a criminal or civil trial or to an examination by a coroner. Email for criminal matters: Surrey.CriminalScheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca email for family or civil matters: Surrey.CivilScheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca FDC Provincial Court visits the provincial court buildings on list days, sometimes also referred to as first appearance or remand days. Priority is given to persons with financial rights who are on trial that day, either on the court`s list or to file urgent motions. The enforcement of court decisions rendered in the context of civil proceedings can only be carried out by judicial officers on behalf of the Prosecutor General.
FDC services are available in alphabetical order in the courts listed below. Click on the nearest community to find the address, phone number and hours of operation. Or call the nearest legal aid and ask when the public defender will be at your local court. In this place of the court, there is a search door. Everyone is subject to research before entry. Courthouses and registries have reduced their personal capacity. Use the main entrance and follow these health and safety protocols. Use Court Services online, by fax, email or mail to submit documents or contact the relevant law firm. The other 46 locations are county courts that are staffed only at court hearings (documents cannot be filed at these locations). A number of locations offer public computer workstations (called public access terminals) where you can access certain types of court records for free. Some courthouses also offer free Wi-Fi services as part of Shaw`s Go WiFi initiative.
See the list below. Note: All cases established in „remand courts“ should last 20 minutes or less. Parties should contact the Court Case Manager (JCC) to plan for longer cases. WIFI – BCNGN and Dogwood (courtroom 100 only) – Shaw Once the court is over, FDC may have time to give advice to people who do not appear in court that day. CDFs are available without an appointment. There are 89 places of jurisdiction across the province, 43 of which contain court records. Registries provide services to the public and the legal community, including opening court proceedings, filing court documents, accessing information in court records, paying fines, or requesting information about court proceedings. Check courthouse locations for addresses and hours of operation. Court data dashboards provide statistics on the functioning of the justice system by provincial, regional and local courts. As of October 3, 2022, counselling services for family responsibilities will be provided primarily in person, with only telephone services available in certain locations. Contact information and hours of operation can be found in the FDC location lists at the bottom of the page. Are you looking for the place and time of the tests taking place today? Use the daily court lists to find the calendar of court proceedings across the province.
Personal services: Mon, Tue and Sea; call 250-434-0669, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. For urgent questions on Thursday and Friday, call Family LawLINE at 604-408-2172 or 1-866-577-2525. Kelowna Criminal Records Kelowna Supreme Registry Kelowna Provincial Family Court Small Claims Kelowna Traffic Court Personal Services for Days of Pre-Trial Family Detention. Call the Victoria Family Duty Counsel office for hours at 250-984-6965. The FDC Provincial Court can help you with family law issues, including child protection issues (if the Ministry of Child and Family Development is working with your family). FDC can:.
Sheriff`s Office Tel: 250-828-4328 Fax: 250-828-4823. Call the Nanaimo Access to Justice Centre at 250-741-5447. If you are a low-income person going through separation or divorce, you may be entitled to up to three hours of free legal advice from the Supreme Court`s FDC. Tel.: 604-660-8522 Criminal Fax: 604-660-8512 Civil Fax: 604-515-4280 P.C. 100 Station Main #550 – 2nd Avenue NE Salmon Arm, BC V1E 4S4 Mon, Tue and Wed: 9:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 16:00 – call 250-434-0669. Sheriff Service 111 – 850 Burdett Avenue Victoria, B.C. V8W 9J2 Tel: 250-387-6811 Tel: 604 795-8350 Civil Fax: 604-795-8393 Criminal Tel: 250-716-5918 Civil Tel: 250-716-716-5908 Traffic Tel: 250-716-5961 Cashier Tel: 250-716-5900 Fax: 250-716-5911 Get a plan, which helps you deal with separation and divorce, abuse and domestic violence, foreclosure or wills and personal planning. Personalized services every Wednesday. During hours, call 250-545-3666, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rm.
223, 455 Columbia Street Kamloops, BC V2C 6K4 Rm. 100, 420 Cumberland Road Courtenay, BC V9N 2C4 Court Registration Emails: Surrey Family Surrey Small Claims Surrey Criminal Surrey Accounting and Interpreters. Court Office Hours: Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Closed on statutory holidays Rm. 103, 6953 Alberni Street Powell River, BC V8A 2B8. Box 639, 2288 Columbia Avenue Rossland, B.C. V0G 1Y0 Mon & Wed: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Tue, Thu. Fri: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Call 250-277-4065 PO Box 251, 508 Yellowhead Hwy Burns Lake, B.C.
V0J 1E0. Bag 1000 5431 Airport Drive Fort Nelson, B.C. V0C 1R0. FOR LEGAL COUNSEL ONLY: To submit electronic CRIMINAL CONSENT forms, please click here. The Supreme Court FDC is provided without an appointment at all Supreme Court locations except where the expanded FDC is located (see above). 1300 – 4th Avenue P.O Box 125 Valemount, B.C. V0E 2Z0 WIFI – Shaw (also available at the Nanaimo Courthouse Annex). Note on sites and contacts: If you are using a search on an Internet map (e.g. Google, MapQuest, Yahoo, Bing, etc.), please enter the full address and postal code in your search query. The Provincial Court of the FDC may also participate in a case conference before the Provincial Court.
If a case conference is scheduled in your case, you can ask the FDC Provincial Court that assisted you or your local admissions office to refer you to the case conference. FDC may be able to help you even if you are not financially eligible. See Am I eligible for legal advice? Call the Family Law Line at 604-408-2172 or 1-866-577-2525. (Pacific Time) Mon, Tue, Thu and Fri: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Wed: 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Family Exam Days in Fernie. Personal services for pre-trial detention on Wednesdays.
