Family Court Support Program
The Family Court Support program offers free and confidential assistance to self-identified survivors of intimate partner and family violence from the Robson Valley who are contemplating or are engaged in proceedings under the Family Law Act, where the matters are being heard in Provincial Court or where the survivor may wish to access consensual dispute resolution processes.
Our Family Court Support Coordinator provides family law related information including understanding the court processes, the Family Law Act in Provincial Court, and roles and responsibilities of the participants, and connects clients to legal information and assistance including legal aid, duty counsel, private lawyers, family justice counsellors, and other legal services.
Clients are assisted with completion of court forms, applications and appeals for legal aid and referrals to relevant services, and may be accompanied to make court appearances as a support and for clarification. This includes direct assistance or referrals to non-legal services such as counselling, transportation, housing, financial assistance and benefits, health and other social services. The Coordinator can also offer a safe and confidential space to attend virtual meetings or hearings, if needed, among other supports relevant to the program.
Program name (alternate): Robson Valley Community Services
Address / Contact Info
Box 1171
Valemount BC
V0E 2Z0
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| Languages spoken | English |
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This program was last updated on: Wed Aug 12 2026 1:56pm.
