Ian McAndrews

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION

Ian McAndrews came to the Okanagan in 1973. After working in the automotive business, eventually becoming a Service Manager for a Ford dealership, Ian decided to take on a new challenge and attend law school at UBC in Vancouver. He was called to the bar in 1990.

Cycling is his passion. He can be seen on the regular group road rides on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. He can often be seen on the local trails with Harold (a Black Labrador ) and Abby (a Chocolate Labrador).

Ian is a trial Lawyer. He practices Criminal, Family, Civil Litigation and Foreclosures.

Areas of Service

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Toll Free:	1.888.320.4488
Fax:	250.762.8616

Recent Media

Parenting Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Mar 26th by Kristin Greenough

If you have kids and you are separated or divorced from the other parent of those kids, there is a good chance you have an Agreement of some sort (written or unwritten) or a Court Order outlining how you and that other parent share time and responsibilities for your kids. You may be wondering what, if any impact, the pandemic has on that Agreement or Court Order.

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Lawyer Spotlight On David Horvath

Feb 14th by FH&P Lawyers

Originally from Hungary’s mining town of Komló, David Horvath immigrated to Canada with his family in 1999. He is the first member of his family to attend a post-secondary institution, graduating from the University of British Columbia with a double major in history and classical studies. David then continued to complete law school at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, B.C., taking a special interest in tortious liability claims.

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Provincial Court Family Rules

Jan 24th by FH&P Lawyers

Wesley Shields, a family lawyer in our office was appointed as a member of the Provincial Court Family Rules Working Group in 2017. The Committee began its work in 2014 on implementing changes and reforms to the B.C. Provincial Court Family Rules. In the edition of The Lawyer’s Daily article titled “B.C. family law reform proposals aimed at less adversarial system, smaller burden on courts” they interviewed Wesley Shields on the new recommendations proposed regarding Provincial Family Rules.

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