About Deborah |
Inspiring and empowering others to achieve their goals for over 20 years
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Deborah is a collaborative family lawyer, accredited family mediator and is an IACP faculty trainer. She has been working in the family dispute resolution field for over 25 years. Her practice has been entirely settlement based for the past 15 years.
Deborah has an undergraduate degree in commerce and psychology. She also completed a three year entrepreneurial coaching program. |
Deborah combines her knowledge and skills with her unique passion and talent for inspiring and empowering others to identify and achieve their most important goals.
She is a contributing author to Settling Family Law Cases - Practical Techniques for Neutrals and Advocates (soon to be released by Carswell) and taught Collaborative Lawyering at Osgoode Hall Law School. She has spoken and led workshops at the IACP forums, the OCLF, OAFM, AFCC and FDRIO conferences, CPT events, OBA's Family Law institute, Osgoode Professional Development's LLM program and their Certificate in Family Law.
She is a contributing author to Settling Family Law Cases - Practical Techniques for Neutrals and Advocates (soon to be released by Carswell) and taught Collaborative Lawyering at Osgoode Hall Law School. She has spoken and led workshops at the IACP forums, the OCLF, OAFM, AFCC and FDRIO conferences, CPT events, OBA's Family Law institute, Osgoode Professional Development's LLM program and their Certificate in Family Law.
