A property dispute can put your money and your home at risk. Vincent Mark Law is the real estate litigation lawyer in Burnaby clients trust to protect their rights.
A broken agreement or an unpaid bill can cost you real money and real sleep. Someone owes you for work you finished, a client refuses to pay, or a deal you signed falls apart. Chasing it alone is frustrating, and the wrong step can cost more than the debt itself. You need practical help that fits the size of your claim. Vincent Mark Law is the contract dispute & small claims lawyer in Burnaby people trust to get results without wasted spending.
Led by Aikay Vincent Oduoza, our firm blends real business sense with courtroom skill, so we chase what you are owed the smart way. We handle breach of contract, unpaid invoices, debt collection, small claims court cases up to $35,000, and Civil Resolution Tribunal claims. From our Metrotown office, we act for business owners, contractors, freelancers, and everyday people across Burnaby and the Lower Mainland. Often, a strong demand letter settles the matter fast, without a hearing. When it does not, we file and represent you in court or tribunal and push for a fair result. You always know your options, your costs, and your chances.
We give you honest advice on cost versus reward, so you never spend more than a claim is worth. We keep our fees clear and explain each step in plain English. Every lawyer at our firm holds good standing with the Law Society of British Columbia. If someone owes you or is taking you to court, book a consultation today and protect your money.
Contract and small claims problems can take many forms, and each needs a smart, practical plan. A Contract Dispute & Small Claims Lawyer in Burnaby helps you recover what you’re owed and defend your interests when needed. Here is what we handle.
When money is owed, the fix should not cost more than the claim. As the contract dispute & small claims lawyer in Burnaby clients recommend, Vincent Mark Law leads with practical, cost-smart strategy, strong demand letters, and clear fees. We settle fast when we can and go to court when we must.
We match the effort to the claim, so you never overspend to recover a debt.
A firm legal letter resolves many disputes quickly, without a hearing.
We represent you in Small Claims Court and the Civil Resolution Tribunal.
We read agreements closely and find the leverage that wins your case.
A clear plan can make a money dispute simpler and more manageable. Your Contract Dispute & Small Claims Lawyer in Burnaby guides you from the initial review to final payment, protecting your position at every step. Here is how we work with you.
We read your agreement and evidence, explain your options, and set a clear plan.
We send a firm legal demand that often brings a fast settlement.
If needed, we file your claim and build a strong, well-documented case.
We negotiate a fair payment or represent you at your hearing.
As your contract dispute & small claims lawyer in Burnaby, we act for businesses and individuals alike, focused on what matters most: recovering your money quickly, affordably, and with far less stress.
A lawyer can help with unpaid debts, contract disputes, payment disagreements, and other small claims matters.
BC Provincial Court (Small Claims) handles claims from $5,001 up to $35,000. Claims of $5,000 or less go to the Civil Resolution Tribunal. We file in the right place for your amount and protect your interests.
The CRT is an online tribunal that resolves smaller disputes, including claims up to $5,000 and many strata matters. It is often faster and cheaper than court. We guide you through the whole process.
It is not required, but a lawyer strengthens your case, your evidence, and your result, and can handle it for you. For business claims or larger amounts, legal help usually pays for itself.
Most claims have a two-year limitation period under BC law, starting when you knew about the problem. Waiting too long can end your claim for good, so it is smart to act early.
Yes. A lawyer can review the claim, help prepare your response, and protect your interests throughout the process.
A lawyer can help with unpaid debts, contract disputes, payment disagreements, and other small claims matters.