Picklists are lists of standard terms for court orders that can be used in all BC Provincial Court locations. The family picklist is available on courtroom computers. A court clerk can use them to quickly and accurately capture the order a judge makes.  

When a judge decides to change the standard wording, a court clerk can edit the term as needed. Picklists include letter and number codes for each of the standard terms. This helps the court clerk find a term quickly. When a judge says a number before making an order, they are referring to a standard term in the picklist.  

For example you might hear a judge say "B15". This lets the court clerk know that the judge is referring to a term that says "(Name) and (name) shall share parenting time equally as agreed between them."

Family orders picklist FLA<p>See Family Law Act</p> (October 2025)

Family orders picklist CFCSA<p>Child, Family and Community Services Act is the Provincial law addressing child protection matters in BC.</p> (June 2025)