Which courts are included in New Brunswick's provincial court system?

The correct response reflects the actual structure of New Brunswick's provincial court system. The New Brunswick Court of Appeal (NBCA) is the highest court in the province and handles appeals from lower courts. The New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench (NBQB) is a vital part of the provincial court system, serving as a general trial court that deals with civil and criminal matters, appeals from the provincial court, and family law cases. Additionally, the Probate Court is part of the jurisdiction covered under the Queen's Bench, dealing specifically with wills and estates.

In contrast, the other options contain combinations of courts that do not accurately represent the current structure of the provincial court system. For example, while Family Court is an important aspect of family law in New Brunswick, it is generally part of the NBQB's functions rather than a standalone entity within the provincial court system. Similarly, terms like "Court of Divorce" and "Tax Court" are either not institutionalized as separate entities in New Brunswick or are inaccurately described in the context of provincial court operations. Therefore, the correct grouping in the selected response distinguishes the courts that are indeed part of New Brunswick's judicial framework.