
MacLean Law
66Good1021 W Hastings St #2900, Vancouver, BC V6E 0C3, Canada
Last updated September 2026
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MacLean Law is a local elder law provider in Vancouver, British Columbia. Details below come from public business listings, confirm credentials, registration, and fit directly before booking.
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MacLean Law is a British Columbia law firm that pairs a large family law practice with a dedicated estate litigation group. For families of older adults, the estate side is the relevant part: it handles wills variation claims under BC's succession law, disputed estates and trust claims, and disagreements over joint bank accounts and property held with a parent.
The firm also takes on elder abuse cases, misuse of a power of attorney and undue influence, and committee and adult guardianship applications. It suits families who suspect a parent is being taken advantage of or who feel a will was unfair. The firm has several offices in BC and Alberta, and reviewers often mention responsive, supportive lawyers during tense times.
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4.5
221 Google reviews
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J.Enrique Rodriguez
4 months ago · via Google
Excellent service from MacLean Law. Huge thanks to attorney Ana Banus for her help with my family support case. Her fluency in both English and Spanish, combined with her deep knowledge of child support matters, truly made a difference. I felt supported every step of the way. 5 stars for Ana and her team!"
Will Pirrie
6 months ago · via Google
I retained Rana Yavari at MacLean Law in early 2024 after an initial phone consultation. Based on the firm’s reputation and Rana’s experience in high-conflict family law matters, I felt confident moving forward. After retaining her, there was an initial delay in getting started due to a form I had not signed (unbeknownst to me). Once that was resolved, communication over the following months was largely by email or phone. We did not meet in person until our JCC in November 2024 (the only time we met in-person). Given the complexity and high-conflict nature of my matter, I had expected more in-person strategy sessions. At the JCC, Rana was professional and presented arguments very competently. However, I ultimately agreed to a 50-50 parenting arrangement after some discussion, despite originally seeking a 70-30 parenting time structure. In hindsight, I am not certain that this aligned with my children's and my own priorities at the time. I thought that was a big loss under the circumstances, but Rana seemed pleased with the fact that she avoided child support talks, even though that was not a priority. Shortly after the JCC, I was asked to leave a Google review, which felt premature given that my case was still in its early stages. Over the following months, I complied promptly with all requests for documents and information. However, I did not feel that my matter was progressing at the pace I expected. Issues surrounding disclosure and compliance with court orders remained ongoing, and I often felt uncertain about the overall strategic direction. This disturbed me greatly because, as Rana very well knew, the kids and I were living in a very abusive household. By May 2025, after approximately $40,000 in legal fees, I made the difficult decision to proceed on my own. Once self-represented, I was surprised at how much movement I was able to generate directly with opposing counsel. To give you an idea of how slow things were moving, the November 2024 JCC Order was not filed by MacLean Law until August 2025, which concerned me given the time that had passed. Since moving forward without counsel, I have achieved more tangible progress in my matter than during the time I was represented. Currently, I do have 50-50 with my kids on an interim basis. However, the actual parenting time is 70-30 just like I originally asked for at the JCC. There’s still a long way to go, but I am feeling much more confident. While others may have different experiences, mine left me feeling that the level of strategic guidance, responsiveness, and forward momentum did not justify the significant financial investment. That said, I want to acknowledge Candice Pappenberger, Rana’s paralegal. She was consistently responsive, professional, and courteous. My interactions with her were positive, and she was often the most accessible point of contact throughout the process. I chose MacLean Law because of its strong reputation. Unfortunately, my experience did not meet the expectations that led me to retain the firm.
Roy Cowden
7 months ago · via Google
A special thank you goes to Greg Armstrong for all his dedication and support to us when things were really difficult, he called, emailed and genuinely helped us to calm down during tense times. His experience and expertise is all in the proof of his work. Review for Gurdeep’s Legal Team We cannot say enough good things about Gurdeep Khosa’s entire legal team. From start to finish, the team was professional, responsive, compassionate, and incredibly hardworking. Family law cases are emotionally exhausting, and throughout this process we felt supported, respected, and never left in the dark. Every question we had was addressed, every concern acknowledged, and every step explained with care and clarity. This was not an easy case — it involved high conflict, prolonged stress, and significant emotional strain for 3 years — yet the team handled everything with calm precision and unwavering professionalism over the entire time we worked with them which was over 2 years, I researched the heck out of Maclean Family Law for a couple of long days and nights before I decided they were going to be what we needed. Costly or not I didn't care anymore, I didn't care they were 16hr drive away I wanted THIS law firm, I didn't want to use ANY of The useless ones I researched in my area, so when nothing after a 1year of trying to resolve a separation agreement without legal help was happening and things were getting worse and never going to get resolved peaceful without legal action we contacted Maclean Family Law, We always knew we were in capable hands, and that confidence made all the difference during one of the hardest periods of our lives. The teamwork behind the scenes was evident in the final outcome.The preparation, coordination, and dedication of everyone involved directly contributed to a result that gave us peace and stability after years of turmoil. If you are looking for a family law firm that works tirelessly, treats clients with humanity, and genuinely cares about the outcome — not just the process — this is the team you want standing beside you. Thank you to the ENTIRE team at Maclean Law who helped us!
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MacLean Law holds a strong 4.5-star rating across 221 Google reviews. Recent reviewers most often highlight caring, attentive staff and warm, welcoming community.
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1021 W Hastings St #2900, Vancouver, BC V6E 0C3, Canada
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- Vancouver and surrounding areas
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