Family Law Practice Areas

Divorce Law
Our Divorce Lawyers are highly skilled and experienced, ensuring you the best possible results.

Family Law
Our comprehensive knowledge of family law ensures the best possible outcomes for you and your children.

Child and Spousal Support
Our team of expert family lawyers provides fair and accurate assessments of entitlements.

Parenting and Guardianship
Our divorce lawyers work closely with you to provide effective family law representation in custody, access, parenting and guardianship disputes.

Family Law Appeals
With a deep understanding of family law, we work diligently to ensure your rights are protected and your voice is heard throughout the appeals process.

Relocation
Our family lawyers use a strategic approach to boost your chances of success in relocation disputes.
Nasser Allan LLP
Family & Divorce Lawyers
- Your spouse is hiding assets or income
- Your spouse is very difficult and narcissistic
- Losing control of your children is a possibility
- You are faced with parental alienation
- You have safety concerns
- There are jurisdictional issues
Our Family Law Team
Proven Track Record of Delivering Results
Our Vancouver-based family and divorce lawyers have a proven track record of success resolving complex divorce and family law matters. We have the experience and knowledge to get you favourable results through mediation, negotiated settlement, or litigation.
An Honest and Attentive Team
We operate on a policy of transparency. From the start, we take the time to get to know you and your situation, discussing the likelihood of potential outcomes. With a clear plan from the outset, we avoid any unpleasant surprises, allowing you to stay focused on the end goal.
How It Works

Consultation
Our experienced divorce lawyers offer phone, video call, or in person consultation to learn more about your situation and your desired outcome. Our lawyers will then outline a tailored plan for your family law case.

Strategize
Once retained, our family lawyers will work closely with you to gain a better understanding of your unique circumstances and formulate a comprehensive strategy specific to your goal.

Taking Action
Based on your instructions, our divorce lawyers will take action to settle your family law case or pursue litigation. We are experienced negotiators, advocates, and litigators. Our primary focus is for you to divorce with confidence.
Why Choose Us
We have the expertise
Our divorce lawyers have extensive legal knowledge to help you navigate complex legal disputes.
We care
We pride ourselves on our outstanding customer service, representing our clients with integrity and confidentiality.
We speak in plain language
Communication with our clients is paramount. You will always be kept in the loop and know where your case stands.
We are efficient and cost effective
We are upfront with what will be charged to you and work together with you so your case strategy does not exceed your budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Interim orders are temporary orders made before trial and are therefore generally not appealable due to their limited nature, subject to some exceptions.
If a Master’s interim ruling is likely to have a direct bearing on the disposition of the issues at trial, then a Master’s decision may be appealed to a Justice of the BC Supreme Court.
In these cases, the appeal is a rehearing or a “hearing de novo” and a Justice of the BC Supreme Court may substitute his or her own view for that of the Master.
Interim orders are temporary orders made before trial and are therefore generally not appealable due to their limited nature, subject to some exceptions.
If a Master’s interim ruling is likely to have a direct bearing on the disposition of the issues at trial, then a Master’s decision may be appealed to a Justice of the BC Supreme Court.
In these cases, the appeal is a rehearing or a “hearing de novo” and a Justice of the BC Supreme Court may substitute his or her own view for that of the Master.
Interim orders are temporary orders made before trial and are therefore generally not appealable due to their limited nature, subject to some exceptions.
If a Master’s interim ruling is likely to have a direct bearing on the disposition of the issues at trial, then a Master’s decision may be appealed to a Justice of the BC Supreme Court.
In these cases, the appeal is a rehearing or a “hearing de novo” and a Justice of the BC Supreme Court may substitute his or her own view for that of the Master.