There are a number of resources available to people who are separated or going through a divorce in British Columbia. Some options include:

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1. Legal Aid BC: This organization provides legal information and assistance to people in BC who have low incomes and are unable to afford a lawyer. They offer a variety of services, including legal advice, representation in court, and assistance with filling out legal forms.
    

2. Family Justice Centers: These centers provide information, support, and referral services to people who are going through a separation or divorce. They can help you understand your options and connect you with local resources, such as mediation and counselling services.
    

3. Mediation Services: Mediation is a voluntary process in which a neutral third party helps people in conflict to communicate and reach a mutually-acceptable resolution to their dispute. There are a number of mediation services available in BC that can help separated couples resolve conflicts related to issues such as property division, child custody, and support payments.
    

4. Counseling Services: Separation and divorce can be emotionally difficult, and it can be helpful to speak with a professional counselor to work through your feelings and find ways to cope with the changes in your life. There are many counseling services available in BC that can provide support and guidance to separated individuals.
    

It is important to note that these are just a few examples of the resources that are available to separated people in British Columbia. There may be other options available in your local area, so it is recommended that you research your options and seek out the support and guidance that is most appropriate for your needs. If you need more direction, contact one of our highly resourceful BC family lawyers.

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Here are the List of Free Resources Available to those seeking more information:

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1. The Tax Matter Toolkit: The Canadian Bar Association recently updated their Tax Matters Toolkits for Clients. This Toolkit is designed to provide assistance to clients who are currently undergoing separation or divorce and to gain a better understanding of how tax regulations could potentially impact your financial situation after separation or divorce. For more information on this you can read all about it on our blog here.