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Need help handling your Small Claims Court case?

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SmallClaimsBC.ca can help you find the information you need, no matter what side you are on.smallclaimsBC-logo

 

 

 

 

This website by Justice Education Society provides information for all British Columbians who have a legal dispute worth less than $25,000.

Exciting new updates to the site include a map that lists all Small Claims Court locations in BC, an overview for the process at each court location, as well as three new videos – also now available on Clicklaw – on the small claims process, settlement conferences and collecting after judgement.

 SmallClaimsBC.ca also includes access to Small Claims Court forms (Filing Assistant and PDF versions), rules, fees and procedural guides, and five additional videos that help self-representing litigants

SmallClaimsBC.ca is the Justice Education Society’s second most popular website, with almost 42,000 visitors last year.

For more information on handling your Small Claims Court case, take a peek at these great resources on Clicklaw.bc.ca.

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Legal Information in Many Languages

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Clicklaw contributors produce hundreds of legal information resources, and many of these resources are available in a variety of languages. The Clicklaw team has added some features to our site to make it easier to find them.

We’ve added quick links to information in Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Punjabi, Korean and Farsi in the header of every page on Clicklaw. In addition to these languages, when you select “more”, you get a list of the languages that are available through Clicklaw.

You can also browse through our resources by language. For example, if you click “employment” from our homepage, you can see what resources are available in other languages by selecting “language” on the left. Simply choose your language, and you’ll get search results that meet your needs. When you’re searching for service on the HelpMap, you can also narrow down your search results by language.

When you click on “more details” for a Clicklaw resource or HelpMap service, you’ll see what languages that resource or service is available in.

BC is a province rich in diversity and the Clicklaw team is proud to be supporting improved access to legal information for all British Columbians. Some of this year’s Clicklaw updates have been made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.