Residential Tenancy Lawyer in Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver-based lawyer and Law Society of BC–accredited mediator focused exclusively on residential tenancy and RTB disputes. I provide strategic advice and representation throughout British Columbia including RTB hearings, complex case assessments, and judicial review matters. Now accepting new residential tenancy clients. Online booking available.
System-Level Insight into RTB Decisions
Alongside my solo practice, I manage a province-wide residential tenancy program at a nonprofit legal organization, where I regularly assess and advise on tenancy disputes and judicial review matters. This role provides a system-level understanding of how Residential Tenancy Branch decisions are reasoned and decided across a broad range of disputes, giving me perspective that informs the strategic, case-specific advice I provide.
Strategic Support at Every Stage of an RTB Dispute
Strategic case assessments and dispute planning
Preparation and representation at RTB hearings
Procedural and evidentiary strategy
Review Consideration applications
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. I am currently accepting new residential tenancy clients across British Columbia, subject to availability.
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I provide advice and representation in RTB disputes, including hearings, complex case assessments, procedural strategy, review consideration applications, and judicial reviews.
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I represent both tenants and landlords in residential tenancy matters. Each case is assessed individually.
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Yes. I provide advice and document support for judicial reviews of Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) decisions before the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
This may include assessing whether there are viable grounds for review, reviewing the record, and preparing materials for clients proceeding without full representation.
For more information, see my Judicial Review page.
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All matters start with a paid consultation. Fees vary depending on the type and length of consultation and are clearly disclosed at the time of online booking.
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Consultations are booked online through the website.
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Yes. Consultations are conducted remotely, allowing clients anywhere in British Columbia to access advice without attending in person.
The first step is choosing the type of appointment that matches what you need.
Some clients need legal advice about a specific residential tenancy issue. Others need help figuring out what kind of legal service is appropriate before any advice can be provided. The options below are designed to help you choose the right starting point.
15-Minute Initial Call — Not Legal Advice
Book this call if you are not sure where to start or what service you need. This is a brief call to discuss the nature of your residential tenancy issue, any upcoming deadline or hearing, whether I may be able to assist, and what type of service may be appropriate.
This is not a legal advice consultation. It does not include document review, case assessment, advice about your options, or instructions about what legal steps to take.
If your matter is complicated, involves multiple issues, or may require document review, drafting, strategy, or representation, please book this call first.
30-Minute Summary Legal Advice Consultation
Book this consultation if you have a specific, narrow residential tenancy question and want brief legal advice or clarification about next steps.
This consultation is suitable for focused issues, quick time-sensitive questions, or a limited discussion of rights, obligations, risks, or RTB process.
It is not intended for complex matters, detailed document review, full case evaluation, drafting, evidence review, or ongoing representation.
60-Minute Consultation
This appointment is for preliminary legal advice, issue-spotting, procedural guidance, and discussion of next steps in a residential tenancy matter.
It is suitable if you want to understand your options, the RTB process, possible claims or defences, evidence issues, or general strategy.
This appointment does not include advance document review unless separately arranged and paid for. If your matter depends on a tenancy agreement, RTB forms, notices, emails, texts, photographs, an evidence package, or a detailed chronology, I may not be able to provide a reliable merits assessment during a 60-minute consultation.
For active RTB hearings, complex disputes, or matters requiring review of documents and communications, I may recommend a separate paid document review or hearing preparation service.
Considering a judicial review of an RTB decision? Learn more about your options.
Getting Started
