Jane Reid

Since diving into family law in 2004, Jane Reid has become an authority in navigating the intricate dynamics of family disputes and legal complexities. Specializing solely in this field, she addresses a broad spectrum of issues, from dividing assets to resolving child and spousal support matters. Her clientele often involves individuals with significant assets, where she leverages her acute understanding of corporate financial structures and tax implications to navigate the division of property and income support disputes.

Beyond her expertise in traditional legal practices, Jane distinguishes herself as a mediator and a certified collaborative lawyer, showcasing her versatility and commitment to resolving disputes amicably outside of court. Nonetheless, her prowess in the courtroom is undeniable, ready to litigate fiercely when necessary. Jane’s ability to draft and negotiate cohabitation and marriage agreements also stands out, providing her clients with a sense of financial security for the future.

Her role as a mediator reflects her dedication to fostering resolutions without the need for court intervention, applying her deep legal knowledge and innovative strategies. When litigation becomes inevitable, Jane's record of success spans across every judicial level in British Columbia, asserting her as a formidable advocate for her clients’ interests.

Understanding the uniqueness of each case, Jane personalizes her approach, ensuring that her strategies align with her clients' specific needs. Her commitment to maintaining open lines of communication, coupled with her empathetic and supportive demeanor, reinforces her belief in empowering clients with knowledge throughout the legal process.

Jane’s passion extends beyond her professional obligations to her pro bono work, evidencing her commitment to accessible legal support. She has been instrumental in coordinating and volunteering for mediation programs and legal aid services, demonstrating her dedication to giving back to the community.

Her engagement with the legal community through education, presentations at conferences, contributions to publications, and volunteer teaching further highlights her influence and commitment to the field of family law. Recognized by reputable legal directories such as Lexpert and Doyle’s Guide, Jane’s contributions and expertise have not gone unnoticed.

Jane’s academic journey began with a B.A. from Simon Fraser University, followed by a J.D. from the University of Windsor. Her legal career in British Columbia commenced shortly after her bar admission in 2003, marking the start of a distinguished career dedicated to family law, mediation, and arbitration, driven by a profound commitment to her clients and the broader community.