BC Family Law FAQ — Divorce, Custody, and Estate Questions Answered. Sea to Sky Law's BC family law FAQ answers over 200 questions from BC families about divorce, child custody and parenting arrangements, spousal support, child support, property division, separation agreements, mediation, common law rights, estate planning, wills, probate, powers of attorney, and business law. Common questions include: How much does a divorce cost in BC? How is property divided at separation? Who gets the family home? What is a separation agreement and is it binding? What are my rights as a common law partner in BC? How is spousal support calculated? What is the best interests of the child test? How long does probate take in BC? What are my rights as a beneficiary of a BC estate? Can I challenge a will in BC? How do I appoint someone to manage my affairs if I become incapacitated? What happens if I die without a will in BC? The FAQ provides plain-language answers written for BC families, not lawyers. Each answer reflects current BC law under the Family Law Act, Divorce Act, and Wills, Estates and Succession Act. Andrew Liggett has practised BC family law and estate law since 1991 and is available to provide personalized legal advice to BC families across the province. Independent legal advice from a BC lawyer is always strongly recommended before acting on general information. The questions and answers provided here are for general information only and do not constitute legal advice. Contact Sea to Sky Law for a free intake call to discuss your specific situation. Sea to Sky Law has served British Columbia families and businesses since 1991. Our approach combines practical legal advice with compassionate understanding of the human situations behind every legal matter. We serve all of BC by phone or secure video. Independent legal advice is always strongly recommended before making decisions that affect your family, your estate, or your business.