Meridian Law GroupVancouver, BC · September 10, 2026Contested Committeeships in British Columbia: How Does the Court Decide Who to Appoint?
When an adult can no longer manage their own affairs and never named anyone to act for them, a family member or friend usually has to ask the Supreme Court of British Columbia to appoint a decision-maker. In BC that person is called a committee, and the process is governed by the Patients Property Act....
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