Jasdeep is an Associate Lawyer and Notary Public at Invicta Law Corporation in Vancouver, BC.
Jasdeep completed her Bachelor of Science at Simon Fraser University majoring in Health Sciences and Criminology. She then attended Queen’s University where she obtained her Juris Doctor and was subsequently called to the Ontario bar and British Columbia bars.
During her time at law school, she was on the Dean’s Honour List and was actively involved in the community. Jasdeep has worked as an Editorial Assistant for the Canadian Labour and Employment Law Journal where she proofread and conducted internal reviews on articles and case commentaries written by Canadian and international legal scholars. She developed her litigation and drafting skills at the Queen’s Legal Aid Clinic providing services to low-income families in landlord and tenant and criminal injuries compensation matters. As a result of her involvement with the Legal Aid Clinic, Jasdeep advocated for her clients before the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and employed alternative dispute resolution methods in resolving landlord and tenant matters. She also volunteered for Pro Bono Canada where she acted as the Project lead in providing legal services to small non-profit organizations.
Prior to joining Invicta Law Corporation, she worked at a full-service firm in Ontario where she assisted clients in a broad range of legal matters including Family law, Criminal law, Real Estate conveyancing and Wills and Estates.
Jasdeep’s practice at Invicta Law Corporation focuses on Family Law. She assists clients in all aspects of family law including Separation and Divorce, Family Law/Marriage Agreements, child support, spousal support, property and debt, custody, parentage and adoption.
Jasdeep is fluent in English, Punjabi and Hindi. Translation and Interpretation is offered in Spanish, Korean and Tagalog.
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Education
- Simon Fraser University, B.Sc.
- Queen’s University, J.D.
Memberships
- Law Society of Ontario
- Law Society of British Columbia
- Canadian Bar Association, British Columbia Branch
News & Resources from Jasdeep
What is a Child Support Claim and How Does it Work?
Child support is the amount of money to be paid for the support of the child or children. In general, if one guardian or parent has sole guardianship/custody of a child, the other parent or guardian will be obligated to pay full child support.
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Overview of a Divorce Proceeding in British Columbia
Getting a divorce in British Columbia is luckily a very straight forward process and it has 2 main stages. The first stage consists of filing of the claim for divorce, in legal terms filing the “Notice of Family Claim”, at the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which then leads to the service of the claim for divorce. The service involves delivering, in person, a cop
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You May be Eligible for Support Even if Your Partner is a Foreigner and Lives Outside of Canada
Upon relationship breakdown, it is not uncommon for former spouses to relocate to a different province or country. In such cases, can the spouse residing in BC enforce a spousal or child support order against the former spouse in another Canadian province or a foreign jurisdiction?
What to Expect at Your Family Law Consultation?
During the meeting with a family lawyer, you will be asked several questions regarding your matter and the family lawyer will explain the possible approaches to resolve the dispute in the most amicable manner. Family litigation can be time consuming, stressful and expensive so it is important to use your resources wisely.
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The Benefits of Incorporating Your Business
Risks associated with running your own business are many, and corporation business structure provides many advantages. Learn about some of the benefits of incorporating your business.
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Should I Have a Marriage Agreement?
Family Law agreements, namely, marriage, cohabitation and separation agreements are legal binding contacts used to settle issues that may arise upon breakdown of a relationship. Such agreements can deal with a multitude of legal issues such as division of property and debt, spousal support, child support and parenting arrangements.