CLEBC is proud to introduce Child and Family Services Law and Practice, a vital resource for practitioners in the field of child and family services law.

This comprehensive guide offers essential insights into both the substantive law and the procedural aspects of the practice, addressing the unique challenges faced in this area. The book provides a thorough analysis of governing laws and principles, with a special focus on Indigenous perspectives and children’s rights. It also delves into contextual issues such as cultural humility, trauma-informed practice and the implications of Canada’s colonial history.

Practitioners will find valuable guidance on handling cases involving Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Charter challenges and class actions. Key features include annotated texts of relevant legislation like An Act respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families and practical tools such as checklists and forms to streamline legal processes.

This publication is designed to equip lawyers with the knowledge and resources needed to navigate the complexities of child and family services law effectively. For those seeking a deeper understanding and practical support in this field, Child and Family Services Law and Practice is an indispensable tool.

Discover more about this essential resource at cle.bc.ca/808.