True or False: The procedure for urgent matters of preserving property can be done in both provincial court and BCSC.

The procedure for urgent matters of preserving property is indeed not limited to just one particular court system; it can be pursued in both the provincial court and the Supreme Court of British Columbia (BCSC), depending on the nature of the case and the relief required.

In family law, when urgent matters arise, the courts ensure that there are mechanisms for prompt relief to prevent irreparable harm, such as the preservation of property during disputes. Both courts have jurisdictions to address these urgent matters, though the specific processes, rules, and scope of relief may vary. Therefore, the answer indicating that this procedure can be conducted in both courts is accurate, as both arenas offer avenues for addressing urgent family law issues, including preserving property.

This indicates a broader understanding of how family law operates within British Columbia, allowing practitioners and clients to utilize the appropriate forum based on their specific needs and circumstances.