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BC Divorce Options Customer Support
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Office Hours
Monday – Friday 9 a.m – 5 p.m PST
Office Address
Maria Cook Law Office
720 – 999 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC V5Z 1K5
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a divorce in BC?
To obtain a divorce in British Columbia, you must obtain a divorce order from a judge at the Supreme Court of BC. To do so, you must fill out various forms, submit them to the court, pay the filing fees, and then wait for a judge to review your application.
Do I have to go to court to get a divorce in BC?
You won’t have to attend any court hearings if your divorce is uncontested. However, you will need to file specific forms with the court registry. Then, once you submit the forms, the registry staff will collect the filing fee and forward your documents to a judge for review.
How much does it cost to get a divorce in BC?
The court filing fees you must pay are $210 for the first filing and $80 for the second. But, if you choose to obtain a divorce certificate, the court fee will be $40 per certificate. However, additional expenses may include receiving the necessary forms, notary fees, and process service fees if you are the sole applicant.
Can you file the forms in court for me?
We offer three different divorce plans – Basic, Premium and Ultimate – that include all necessary court trips and paperwork filing on your behalf. We also handle all communication with the court system, keep track of the progress of your case, and provide guidance on the next steps you need to take.
Do your divorce plans include the court filing fees?
Our plans do not cover the filing fees. We have excluded the filing fees to make it easier for you to compare our services with our competitors. The current court fee is $290, which includes $210 for the first filing and $80 for the second. Moreover, if you require a divorce certificate, there is an additional court fee of $40.