Where can I get help with legal forms or documents in BC?
In BC, there are a range of services to help you with legal forms and documents.
- Amici Curiae Friends of Court (opens in a new tab) provides trained volunteers and paralegals to help you fill out legal forms and explain procedures.
- Access Pro Bono (opens in a new tab) offers free legal advice clinics that may also help with documents.
- Staff at Courthouse Libraries BC (opens in a new tab) provide free assistance to the public.
- BC Justice Access Centres (opens in a new tab) can provide information about court forms and processes.
If you have a specific question about completing a BC court form, you can use the Ask JES service.
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- Ask a Human / Ask AI (opens in a new tab)
LegalHelpBC provides free legal help, responding to inquiries by Legal Navigators (Ask a Human) or the JES AI chatbot (Ask AI).
- LegalAid.bc.ca (opens in a new tab)
Provides free lawyers to income qualified clients for specific legal issues.
- AccessProbono.ca (opens in a new tab)
Provides free lawyers to income qualified clients for specific legal issues.
- PovNET (opens in a new tab)
Provides a directory of BC poverty and family law advocates and pro bono lawyers working on issues like housing, income, employment, immigration, etc.
- Clicklaw (opens in a new tab)
An online hub for legal information from a range of BC publishers covering a broad range of legal issues. Law librarians respond to thousands of legal questions each year.
- Peoples Law School (opens in a new tab)
The PLS website provides a range of legal help information, especially for consumer law, debt, wills, etc.