Send copies of the order
You'll need
- The approved order
- A copy of the order for the other person
- A copy for BCFMA, if necessary
Pick up the approved order
You must either go to the court registry to pick up your order or provide a self-addressed envelope and ask the clerk to mail it to you. The entered (signed, sealed, and filed) order is your official court order. Be sure to keep a copy of the order for yourself.
Give a copy to the other person
You're responsible for mailing, giving, or emailing a copy of the entered order to the other person. Do this as soon as possible.
You've now gone through all the steps required to change a family order in Supreme Court. Thank you for using our step-by-step guide.
Updated on 14 May 2024