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Child protection and the Aboriginal community
Getting legal aid if your children are (or may be) taken away
Mediation in child protection cases
Understanding Aboriginal child protection/removal matters
Understanding Aboriginal delegated agencies
Benefits for grandparents and other relatives raising children
How to prepare for a meeting with a family duty counsel lawyer
How to work well with a lawyer
Mediation
Understanding court orders and hearings — Information for Aboriginal families
What an advocate can do for you
What if your ex is harassing you through the courts?
What you can expect from a lawyer
Why see a lawyer about your court-ordered plan of care? (for youth aged 12–18)
Aboriginal Child Protection Fact Sheets
Understanding Aboriginal Child Protection/Removal Matters
Understanding Aboriginal Delegated Agencies
Understanding Court Orders and Hearings
Aboriginal Child Protection Process
Child Protection Process in British Columbia flow chart
If Your Child Is Taken
Parents' Rights, Kids' Rights
Your Right to Get a Lawyer (Aboriginal child protection wallet cards)
Self-help guides Fact sheets Who can help Publications Legislation / court rules Court forms Definitions Videos Audio clips
About the new Family Law Act
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