Serving Squamish, Sea to Sky Corridor
Family Law Lawyer in Squamish, BC — Sea to Sky Law™ | squamishlaw.com
Divorce, child custody, property division & estate planning for Squamish & Sea to Sky families
Sea to Sky Law™ serves Squamish families with full family law, divorce, estate planning, and mediation services. Virtual consultations available throughout the Sea to Sky Corridor.
Squamish is our namesake corridor — the Sea to Sky. Andrew Liggett BA JD CD has represented families across British Columbia for over three decades, and Sea to Sky Law™ is proud to serve Squamish, Britannia Beach, Garibaldi Highlands, Brackendale, and the surrounding communities. Whether your matter involves a separation, parenting dispute, property division, or estate plan, we bring full BC family law expertise to every Sea to Sky client.
About Squamish
Squamish's courthouse serves as the judicial anchor for the entire Sea to Sky Corridor, acting as the circuit hub for Whistler and Pemberton — the point at which justice becomes accessible for the whole region. The community's legal history is intertwined with its industrial past: Squamish was a key railway terminus and logging hub, and early courts here dealt heavily with labour disputes, land claims, and resource industry conflicts. The Squamish Nation has deep historical ties to this territory, and the courthouse sits within a region where Aboriginal title and treaty negotiations have been among the most significant legal developments in modern BC history. Squamish's recent transformation into a sought-after outdoor recreation community has driven significant real estate appreciation — making property division a central issue in many local separations, and bringing a new generation of families with complex financial circumstances to Sea to Sky Law's door. In 2024, Squamish became home to BC's first pedestrian-controlled draw bridge — the Sea and Sky Bridge — a remarkable engineering feat that connects downtown Squamish and reflects the region's commitment to innovative infrastructure and community connection. This landmark symbolizes the modern, forward-thinking community that Sea to Sky Law serves.
We serve Squamish families through virtual consultations province-wide. Contact us to get started.
Common questions
Does Sea to Sky Law serve Squamish and the Sea to Sky Corridor?
Yes — we provide family law, divorce, child custody, estate planning, and mediation services throughout Squamish, Britannia Beach, Garibaldi Highlands, Brackendale, and the surrounding Sea to Sky communities via virtual consultations and local meeting facilities.
Can I get legal help in Squamish without going to New Westminster?
Absolutely. We offer full virtual consultations for all Squamish clients — phone, video, or email — so you can get complete BC family law advice without leaving Squamish.
How does property division work for Squamish couples separating?
Under BC's Family Law Act, family property acquired during the relationship — including your Squamish home, vacation properties, and investments — is typically divided equally unless a valid agreement says otherwise. Property brought into the relationship or inherited may be excluded. We help Squamish clients understand and protect their property rights.
What if my ex and I own a property in Squamish or along Highway 99?
Real estate is often the most contested asset in a BC separation. We can help you negotiate a fair division, draft a separation agreement, or represent you in proceedings. Squamish property values have risen significantly — getting the valuation and division right matters.
Can Sea to Sky Law help with my Squamish estate plan?
Yes — we provide complete estate planning including wills, powers of attorney, and representation agreements for Squamish residents. Planning your estate protects your family and ensures your Squamish property and other assets pass to the right people.
Contact us
Squamish, BC (virtual meetings — contact us)
Phone: 778-728-0208
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Meetings are by appointment only, by phone or secure video.