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Dyan Davison
(she/her)
Born and raised in Toronto, Dyan completed her Juris Doctorate at UBC in 1991 after receiving her BA in psychology from York University. She has a diploma in Theology and is working on completing a Masters of Divinity.
Dyan articled in Vancouver and was called to the bar in 1993.
Dyan specializes in family law, child apprehension, family mediation, and civil litigation for sexual assault and abuse. Dyan is also a designated Children’s Lawyer (able to act for the interests of underage children without the presence of parents or guardians). Dyan’s approach is collaborative and results-oriented, always striving for resolution out of court.
Dyan’s involvement in the Victoria community includes past participation as a board member of the Separation and Divorce Resource Centre and she often gives seminars at various organizations on issues of Family Law, Wills and Estates.
Dyan’s manner is easy, approachable, and empathetic to the needs of her clients and their particular circumstances, working to make difficult situations less stressful in the process.
Selina Wall
(she/they)
Selina is passionate about providing compassionate and informed legal support to individuals and families navigating separation, divorce, and parenting issues. Since being called to the bar in April 2022, Selina has been committed to using her expertise and skills to help clients find resolutions that prioritize their well-being and the best interests of their loved ones.
Selina obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of Victoria in 2021. Before that, she pursued her passion for understanding human stories and society, obtaining an undergraduate degree in history and geography from Simon Fraser University in 2016.
After completing her undergraduate degree, Selina interned at the British Columbia Legislature. Inspired by this experience, she continued as a research and communications officer within the Legislature, where she witnessed firsthand the profound impact that laws can have on individuals and families. Additionally, she honed her legal knowledge and practical experience by working as a legal assistant in the fields of personal injury and general civil litigation, and as an administrative assistant at the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which provided insight into the inner workings of the judicial system.
Beyond her legal practice, Selina is actively involved in the legal community and various local organizations. Currently, she serves on the board of the Lawyers on Stage Theatre Society, combining her passion for law and the arts. She also holds an executive position within the Victoria Bar Association, where she contributes to fostering collaboration and professional development among her peers. Selina’s commitment to community extends beyond the legal sphere. She strongly believes in building supportive communities and regularly volunteers with local organizations and community groups.
One of the core principles that guides Selina’s practice is a trauma-informed approach. She is deeply committed to understanding the unique circumstances and experiences of each client, and providing a safe and supportive environment for them to share their concerns. By adopting a collaborative mindset, she aims to help families find constructive solutions, promoting mutual understanding and long-term positive outcomes. This is particularly important when young children are involved in litigation matters.
Selina is dedicated to helping navigate the complexities of the family system while building a stronger, more connected community. If you are seeking legal guidance for family matters, Selina is here to assist you with empathy, expertise, and a dedication to achieving the best possible results.
Victoria Craig
(she/her)
Victoria is a family lawyer, advising clients about child and spousal support, parenting arrangements, property division, and other related matters. Victoria completed a Bachelor’s of Social Work at Western University, and then moved west to complete her Master’s of Public Administration and Juris Doctor at the University of Victoria. She strives to take a trauma-informed, empathetic approach to the practice of family law. Outside of the office, Victoria enjoys playing hockey, crocheting, and trying new restaurants.
