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Lawyer · by Erin Caldwell, JD
Litigation should be the backup plan, not the default. I'm trained in collaborative family law and represent Surrey clients — often professionals and…
Counselor · by Dr. Priya K.
Twelve years walking alongside South Asian women and men as they navigate separation, family pressure, and the long work of rebuilding identity…
Lawyer · by Deepa Khurana, BA, JD
Living together for years without marrying does not leave you without rights in BC — after two years, property and support claims look a lot like a…
Lawyer · by Michael T., JD
Collaborative family lawyer. I work primarily with families from Vancouver's Chinese and Vietnamese communities — the conversations about extended…
Counselor · by Niloufar T.
Persian-Canadian therapist working with Iranian and Persian-speaking clients through separation and divorce. We speak about what your family and…
Lawyer · by Vivian Zhou, LLB
Families that span borders need lawyers who think that way. A good part of my North Vancouver practice involves cross-border questions — a spouse or…
Counselor · by Gurpreet Bains, CCC
Most of the men who call me have never sat in a counsellor's office before. That's fine — we start wherever you are. I work with men in Langley and…
Lawyer · by David M., JD
If your separation is amicable and you both want to move on, you do not need a contested-divorce budget. Flat fee for the full filing. Most…
Counselor · by Davinder S.
Co-parenting coach for separations where the conflict hasn't cooled. I work with each parent separately and (when it's safe) together — the goal is…
Lawyer · by Aanya S., JD
Family lawyer focused on drafting co-parenting agreements that actually hold up the first time a holiday lands awkwardly. Hindi and Urdu sessions…
Lawyer · by Megan Marsh, LLB
Predictable fees change how people make legal decisions — for the better. Most of my Vancouver practice runs on flat-fee packages: separation…
Counselor · by Tao Wong, RP
Loss needs a witness. In Richmond I sit with people mourning marriages — the long ones, the short ones, the ones that ended years before the…
Counselor · by Sarah O., RCC
Faith-informed counselling for Christians navigating separation, the decision to file, or the question of remarriage. Compassion first — your church…
Counselor · by Jing Wong, MA, RCC
Parents come to me with one fear above all: that the divorce will break their children. It doesn't have to. In my Richmond practice I combine…
Counselor · by Maya C., RCC
Gottman-trained couples therapist. Whether you're trying to save the marriage or learning how to co-parent after it ends, I help you have the…
Lawyer · by Harpreet G., JD
15 years of family law practice across Surrey and the Fraser Valley. I default to mediation and collaborative divorce because court is expensive…
Counselor · by Cristina Bautista, CCC
Co-parenting with someone you are still angry at is one of the hardest assignments there is. I coach separated parents in Coquitlam — individually or…
Counselor · by Marco Villanueva, RSW
Many Filipino families in Surrey carry separation quietly — there is the marriage ending, and then there is explaining it to the titas back home. I'm…
Counselor · by Aisha R., RCC
I work primarily with Muslim women and women from immigrant families rebuilding after coercive or abusive marriages. EMDR-trained, faith-affirming…
Lawyer · by Mei Lam, LLB
Legal documents are stressful enough in your first language. I practise family law in Coquitlam in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, so nothing gets…
Lawyer · by Jessica Brooks, JD
Safety first, strategy second — that is the order of operations when a client is leaving a dangerous marriage. I move quickly on protection orders…
Counselor · by James W., MSW
The first six months after the papers are signed is its own kind of grief. I use EMDR and somatic work to help you process what happened and somatic…
Counselor · by Minji Kang, MA, RCC
Divorce can be doubly isolating when your community back home has no language for it — or for who you are. I'm a Korean-speaking, queer-affirming…
Lawyer · by Naseem H., JD
I represent women leaving abusive marriages. Phone, video, or in-person consultations at a quiet office. We can use a code word if you're not safe to…
Lawyer · by Rachel G., JD
20 years at the BC bar. I take on the divorces where the assets are complicated — closely-held businesses, real estate portfolios, cross-border tax…
Lawyer · by Quan Do, BA, JD
A parenting plan fails the first time it meets an awkward long weekend — unless it was drafted by someone who has watched a hundred of them fail. In…
Counselor · by Minh Vo, RCC
Some endings carry extra layers — a family that never knew you were queer, a community that treats divorce as failure, a partner who will not stop…
Lawyer · by Rajdeep Chahal, BA, JD
Ask me what your file will cost and I will give you a number, not a range of maybes. My New Westminster practice runs largely on fixed fees…
Counselor · by Thao Le, MA, RCC
An affair breaks more than trust; it breaks the story you had about your life. Whether you are deciding to stay or already leaving, I offer…
Counselor · by Olivia P., MA
Queer-identified therapist. Divorce inside a queer relationship has its own questions — chosen-family expectations, legal recognition, kids who have…
Lawyer · by Priya Gill, JD
Who keeps the house is rarely the hard question — it's the rental property, the family business, the accounts a spouse quietly moved. Property…
Counselor · by Jose Santos, RCC
Trauma doesn't just live in memories; it lives in the body and in the beliefs we absorb about ourselves. I'm an EMDR-trained counsellor in Maple…
Counselor · by Priya Bains, MA, RCC
Sometimes the marriage is the easy part to leave; it's the parents, the aunties, and the weight of everyone's expectations that keep people stuck…
Counselor · by Nisha Patel, RSW
Your body kept score through the whole marriage — the clenched jaw in the car, the sleep that never came. As a registered social worker in Vancouver…
Lawyer · by Phuc Pham, JD
Twenty-one years at the family bar has taught me that most files settle — and that the ones that shouldn't settle need a lawyer ready for court. From…
Counselor · by Daniel Mitchell, RCC
Recovering from a relationship with a narcissistic partner is disorienting — you second-guess your memory, your instincts, even your right to be…
Counselor · by Brian Donovan, RP
When a marriage ends, it rarely ends alone — housing shifts, friendships thin out, old traumas wake up. As a registered psychotherapist in Port…
Counselor · by Ravneet Gill, CCC
Shame is the word my Surrey clients use most — shame about the divorce, about what the community will say, sometimes about who they love. I'm an…
Counselor · by Jessica Lockhart, MA, RCC
There is a particular kind of grief in ending a marriage you fought hard to keep — and another kind entirely in escaping one that was hurting you. I…
Counselor · by Lin Ho, RP
Naming what happened is often the first breakthrough: gaslighting, control, the slow erosion of your own judgment. I'm a registered psychotherapist…
Lawyer · by Kiran Mann, BA, JD
Spousal support is where divorces get emotional about money, and business assets are where they get complicated. I handle both from my North…
Lawyer · by Hao Lee, LLB
Fifteen years of family practice in West Vancouver, much of it for entrepreneurs and executives, has taught me a simple truth: mediation protects…
