Gertsoyg & Company

Family Lawyers In Vancouver

Family Law

LITIGATE YOUR CLAIMS WITH EXPERIENCED
VANCOUVER FAMILY LAWYERS

Your Trusted Legal Partners in Vancouver

Gertsoyg & Company assists clients in Family Law Disability Benefits Denial, Personal injury, Wrongful Dismissal and Human Rights claims. We also handle estate litigation, immigration and commercial litigation matters. We have locations in Vancouver, North Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Langley and Kelowna to serve you.

At Gertsoyg & Company, you will receive the help and advice of an experienced lawyer and five law assistants, all with university education. This gives our clients a considerable advantage in the care and attention that his or her case receives.

Please call us for a free initial consultation.*

*The free initial consultation is for 15 minutes and does not apply to immigration law.

604-602-3066 1-866-602-3060

Our Practice Areas

Our expertise covers the following areas:

Family Law & Estate Litigation

Call Gertsoyg & Company’s legal team to represent you in family law and estate matters such as divorce, custody and access issues, spousal and child support, and will execution, among others.

Disability & Other Insurance Claims

We’ve worked with individuals, former employees, families of disabled victims, and even homeowners who have been denied benefits after taking life insurance, mortgages, house insurance and other kinds of policies.

Personal Injury

We are experienced in personal injury matters like catastrophic injuries, motor vehicle claims, product liability cases, wrongful death, and slip and fall accidents.

Employment & Human Rights Law

Our legal team can also handle employment and human rights matters such as wrongful dismissal, violation of human rights and discrimination.

Business & Commercial Litigation

We’ve worked with businesses all over Vancouver in business and commercial litigation matters such as breach of contract claims, partnership disputes, nondisclosure violations, real estate disputes, and loan disputes, among others.

Expertise in Disability Benefits Denial
Protection in Wrongful Dismissal
Advocacy for Human Rights Claims
Expertise in Family and Estate Litigation
Peace of Mind and Legal Support

Expertise in Disability Benefits Denial

Hiring an experienced disability lawyer with specialization in disability benefits denial cases ensures that you have someone who understands the complex legal requirements and can navigate the appeals process effectively. They can gather evidence, build a strong case, and advocate for your rights to maximize your chances of success.

Protection in Wrongful Dismissal

An employment lawyer specializing in wrongful dismissal cases can protect your rights and help you fight against unjust termination. They can assess the circumstances, review employment contracts, gather evidence, and negotiate on your behalf for fair compensation or reinstatement. Their knowledge of employment laws ensures you receive the best possible outcome.

Advocacy for Human Rights Claims

Human rights violations can have a significant impact on your life, and hiring a lawyer can help you seek justice and hold the responsible parties accountable. A lawyer experienced in human rights claims can guide you through the legal process, ensuring your rights are protected and fighting for the compensation or remedies you deserve.

Expertise in Family and Estate Litigation

Family and estate disputes can be emotionally charged and legally complex. Hiring a family lawyer who specializes in these areas can provide invaluable guidance and representation. Whether it’s divorce, child custody, inheritance disputes, or will contests, a skilled lawyer can navigate the legal intricacies, negotiate on your behalf, and work towards a favorable resolution.

Peace of Mind and Legal Support

Dealing with legal matters can be overwhelming and stressful, especially when your rights, livelihood, or personal well-being are at stake. By hiring an experienced lawyer, you gain peace of mind knowing that you have a legal professional who will handle your case, advocate for you, and provide the necessary support throughout the entire process. Their expertise allows you to focus on other aspects of your life while they fight for your rights and seek the best possible outcome.

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Child Support
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Division of Property
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Parental Alienation in Canada – What Are the Costs
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Parent is Not Following Custody Agreement – Now What?
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What is a trial in family law?
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How to Check Your Divorce Status in Canada
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How to Live Together While Separated
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