Growing up in Quebec, my inspiration to pursue law came from my mother, a lawyer who, through her work in the Federal Government, contributed to the creation of Federal Child Support Guidelines. Motivated by her example, I went on to earn a Civil Law Degree from the University of Ottawa and a Juris Doctor from the University of Victoria.
After practicing in civil litigation for a few years, I felt a lack of human connection with my clients. In 2016, I discovered my real passion: family law.
Clients come to me during the most difficult periods of their lives. It’s my job to provide a path forward for these clients, crafting practical and effective legal solutions tailored to their families’ unique needs.
In seven years of exclusive practice in all areas of family law, I pride myself on saving my clients time, resources, and emotional stress by avoiding lengthy and unnecessary legal disputes.
When I’m not at work or with my family, you can find me in the mountains on a long-distance trail run. I am currently registered and training for my third ultramarathon. I also expect to complete my Master of Law in Dispute Resolution at the University of York in 2024.
My first language is French, and I am pleased to serve my clients in both French and English.
