The Cantonese Speaking Family Lawyers in Vancouver at MacLean Law form one of the largest Western Canadian Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese fluent family law department. MacLean Family Law was honoured to be named the Top Canadian Family Law Firm for 2024 by Canadian Lawyer Magazine. MacLean Law has won the Top Choice Best Vancouver Family law Firm award consecutively for 9 years, from 2016 to 2024. In 2023, our firm also won the prestigious Canadian Family Law Firm of the Year excellence award. Our family law cases involving our Mandarin and Cantonese speaking clients made worldwide headlines. Vanessa Lam of our downtown Vancouver office is fluent in Cantonese and works closely with founder Lorne MacLean, KC and Fraser MacLean who leads a top team of mandarin and Cantonese fluent lawyers on high net worth Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese cases.
Our Cantonese speaking family law clients from Hong Kong and Southern Mainland China including Guandong and Shenzhen who may have one spouse living in Vancouver and another in Mainland China may have assets overseas, or have foreign marriage contracts. They may also be able to divorce in more than one place where the outcome on divorce may be very different to that in BC. It is essential that in these PRC, HK or BC family law cases that your lawyer understands the foreign aspects of relevance to your case, and is able to source foreign advice rapidly where necessary. Your lawyer should be able to guide you on the best place to commence proceedings so you receive maximum results. Our top family lawyers know and work with experts in foreign law, valuation, forensic accounting and business valuation areas to maximize your chances of success.
Winning Chinese Family Lawyers In Vancouver 中文热线：604 682 6466
Our firm recently set a number of high net worth wins in high net worth child and spousal support and AI fraud.
Traditional Chinese culture, was often against spouses divorcing as divorce was often considered as a matter of loss of reputation. Family members often intervened to keep the couple together even in a dysfunctional marriage. Our Cantonese speaking clients living in BC now understand there are rights and obligation that differ from what they are in China or Hong Kong and they are more open to division of worldwide property and substantial child and spousal support. The traditional roles of child parenting are also different in Bc after separation than they might be in China or Hong Kong.
Our Vancouver Cantonese Speaking Family Lawyers explain that in BC the rule of law is important and our legal system is viewed as more fair, open and accountable.
Our Cantonese Speaking Family Lawyers in Vancouver handle: 中文热线：604 682 6466
- international and cross border family law and divorce cases;
- child custody and parenting time and responsibility cases;
- international family property valuation and division cases;
- spousal and child support cases including those involving overseas spouses;
- international tax issues related to family property and support;
- property preservation orders including worldwide property freezing orders, Mareva injunctions, and Anton Pillar raid orders;
- Cantonese language estate litigation disputes
- Cantonese language unfair wills variation disputes
West Vancouver Mandarin Speaking Family Lawyers
Our downtown Vancouver Cantonese Speaking Family Lawyers service our Mandarin and Cantonese family law clients from Richmond, Vancouver, and West Vancouver as well as international family law clients residing in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Taiwan, and Singapore. Ask Vanessa Lam and Lorne MacLean, KC about our record multimillion-dollar wins for international family law clients.
Cantonese Speaking Family Lawyers in Vancouver
Our Vancouver Cantonese and Mandarin Speaking Family Lawyers are ready and available to assist you. Just call our Mandarin and Cantonese language dedicated hotline which is 604-682-6466. If you or a family member need our Vancouver Mandarin and Cantonese Speaking Family Lawyers assistance, rest assured we will provide focused and sage advice to you in Mandarin or Cantonese. Studies show it’s critical you exchange information in your primary language to achieve optimal results in the courtroom.
