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< h3 > If you are asking for an
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< b > Order Respecting Parenting Arrangements or Contact definition< / b >
< p > Under the Family Law Act (in either Provincial Court or Supreme Court), a court order dealing with
guardianship, parenting time, allocation of parenting responsibilities, or contact with a child. Under
the Divorce Act in Supreme Court, a court order dealing with custody and access.
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" Arrangements for parenting" refers to who will be responsible for making decisions about the children and if and how they will spend time with each parent.
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please describe what you are asking for.
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Include any details pertaining to
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< b > Custody Definition< / b >
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Under the Divorce Act, where and with whom a child lives, and the guardian's rights and
responsibilities for the child. Under the BC Child, Family and Community Service Act, custody is similar.
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< b > Guardianship Definition< / b >
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When a child's parents live together, both parents are the child's guardians (have guardianship).
When the parents separate, both parents continue to be guardians unless they agree to change this
or a court orders a change. A court can give guardianship of a child to a non-parent. Guardians are
responsible for making all decisions about their child, including about daily care and supervision,
education, health care, cultural or religious upbringing, and where the child will live.
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and
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< b > Access Definition< / b >
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Under the Divorce Act, the time children spend with the parent they don't usually live with. Other
people (including grandparents, aunts and uncles, and other relatives) can also apply for access
to a child. Under the BC Family Law Act, this is called contact with a child.
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. If you're not sure as to how to phrase what you are asking for, you can refer to the
< a href = "http://www.courts.gov.bc.ca/supreme_court/practice_and_procedure/family_law_orders/picklist_family_orders.pdf" target = "_blank" >
The Supreme Court Family Order Pick List
< / a > which sets out standard terms for most of the usual orders made in family cases.
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Benard Ebinu
8 years ago