Abby Pang is a dedicated family lawyer and proud mother of two. She is passionate about supporting healthy families and children, offering guidance through the legal system while empowering clients to be heard throughout the process.Born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Abby later moved to Vancouver’s east side and grew up in Richmond. Her father, a refugee who arrived in Canada in 1970, taught her the value of grit and perseverance—qualities that continue to shape her legal practice today.Having experienced the breakdown of her own family as a child, Abby brings deep empathy to her work.
She recognizes the emotional complexity of separation and divorce and is committed to helping clients find respectful, less harmful resolutions.Abby holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and family studies from the University of British Columbia and earned her law degree through an international exchange with Manchester Metropolitan University and Hong Kong University. She was called to the BC Bar in 2012 and has appeared at all levels of court in British Columbia, including the Court of Appeal. Her legal practice spans family law, personal injury, and civil sexual assault claims.Abby is also a certified Legal Coach and a trained collaborative professional.
Her approach is resolution-focused and family-first. She has contributed to the legal community through volunteer work with the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers, the CBA Women Lawyers Forum, Rise Women’s Legal Centre, and Battered Women’s Support Services.Her leadership and impact have been recognized with several honours, including the 2023 Woman of Worth Leader of the Year Award and nominations for the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards (2023) and RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards (2025). In 2026, Abby was named in the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ for her work in Family Law.Outside of work, Abby enjoys snowboarding, cycling, coaching her daughter’s baseball team, and spending time with her family.
Abby Pang is a dedicated family lawyer and proud mother of two. She is passionate about supporting healthy families and children, offering guidance through the legal system while empowering clients to be heard throughout the process. Born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Abby later moved to Vancouver’s east side and grew up in Richmond.
Her father, a refugee who arrived in Canada in 1970, taught her the value of grit and perseverance—qualities that continue to shape her legal practice today. Having experienced the breakdown of her own family as a child, Abby brings deep empathy to her work. She recognizes the emotional complexity of separation and divorce and is committed to helping clients find respectful, less harmful resolutions.
Abby holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and family studies from the University of British Columbia and earned her law degree through an international exchange with Manchester Metropolitan University and Hong Kong University. She was called to the BC Bar in 2012 and has appeared at all levels of court in British Columbia, including the Court of Appeal. Her legal practice spans family law, personal injury, and civil sexual assault claims.
Abby is also a certified Legal Coach and a trained collaborative professional. Her approach is resolution-focused and family-first. She has contributed to the legal community through volunteer work with the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers, the CBA Women Lawyers Forum, Rise Women’s Legal Centre, and Battered Women’s Support Services.
Her leadership and impact have been recognized with several honours, including the 2023 Woman of Worth Leader of the Year Award and nominations for the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards (2023) and RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards (2025). In 2026, Abby was named in the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ for her work in Family Law. Outside of work, Abby enjoys snowboarding, cycling, coaching her daughter’s baseball team, and spending time with her family.
