Canadian Lawyer has published its 2012 survey of lawyers' fees (PDF), which includes reports on the rates charged for common family law activities, broken down by region and size of firm.
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JP Boyd is an arbitrator, parenting coordinator, collaborative practitioner, mediator and litigator in private practice in Vancouver, BC and is listed by the peer-reviewed Best Lawyers. He is a fellow of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, and is a director of the BC Parenting Coordinators Roster Society, the Family Law Arbitrators Group Society and the Peoples Law School, and was a founding director of the BC Hear the Child Society.
JP is the founding author of the public legal education wikibook JP Boyd on Family Law, originally published as BC Family Law Resource, and this, its syndicated companion blog.
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BC Family Law Resource Blog by John-Paul Boyd is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 Canada License.
The information provided in this blog relates to the law of British Columbia, Canada. It may be relevant if you live elsewhere in Canada but it almost certainly won't be relevant if you live outside of Canada.
Legal Advice and this Blog
Although it ought to go without saying, this blog doesn't provide legal advice and shouldn't be taken as such, and I can't give advice in reply to readers' comments. For proper legal advice and up to date information about the law, you really must speak to a lawyer.
Client Recruitment and this Blog
I don't accept clients from this blog; I maintain this blog as a public legal education project. To find a family law lawyer in your area, contact the CBA's excellent Lawyer Referral Service at 604-687-3221 or 800-663-1919.
Comments Yes, Spam No
I moderate comments to this blog to screen out spam; comments will usually be posted within 24 hours. Readers' comments do not reflect my views and opinions and may or may not offer accurate statements of the law.
I define spam as including insubstantial comments submitted primarily for the purpose of getting a link to a website posted on the internet. To that end, I'd like to give a special shout-out to my friend Harveer Shastri who offers intercaste and interreligious marriages in Delhi, India. Harveer, enough with the comments already.
Guest Columns
Brief articles on subjects of amusement or interest to readers of this blog will be considered for publication. Please do not send me advertorials, articles on areas of the law other than family law and divorce law, or articles without relevance to British Columbia.
Copyright and License to Reuse
Copyright © 2008-2013 John-Paul Boyd. All rights reserved other than as authorized by licence.
BC Family Law Resource Blog by John-Paul Boyd is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 Canada License.
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