About
Rana Yavari holds a master's degree in law from the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, and earned her LL.B. at the University of London, England. She also gained valuable experience at a professional legal clinic, where she worked on community employment matters, online advice, media law and many kinds of workplace disputes. Rana cares about people and brings that to her practice of family law. She managed community resource cases, coordinated service programmes and acted as a liaison with other service providers supporting newcomers to Canada for the Immigrant Services Society of BC. Fluent in English and Persian, she has travelled widely across England, France, Germany and the Czech Republic. Rana has appeared before the Provincial and Supreme Courts of British Columbia and has taken part in mediation, arbitration and negotiation to resolve many kinds of disputes. She represents clients across British Columbia in all matters of custody, access, guardianship, property division, child and spousal support, and divorce. Her wish to help people led her to family law. She cares about her clients and helps them move forward through that commitment and her family-law practice. Her ability to balance empathy with professionalism means her clients feel supported and cared for at every stage of these challenging processes, and she has a proven record of successful results, even in difficult cases that seemed unsolvable.
Specialties
Education
- Graduate in Sociology, University of British Columbia
- Graduate in Law, University of London
