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A long-time resident of Mississauga, Patricia graduated from the University of
Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School.
Patricia has appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice and the Ontario
Superior Court of Justice province-wide. A testimony to Patricia’s commitment
to her clients is her accessibility and the energy and enthusiasm she brings to
her practice of the law. Patricia also brings a wealth of personal and life
experiences that allow her to truly understand the angst and pressures placed
on her clients during this tumultuous time.
Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School.
Patricia has appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice and the Ontario
Superior Court of Justice province-wide. A testimony to Patricia’s commitment
to her clients is her accessibility and the energy and enthusiasm she brings to
her practice of the law. Patricia also brings a wealth of personal and life
experiences that allow her to truly understand the angst and pressures placed
on her clients during this tumultuous time.
Patricia practises exclusively in the area of
Family Law and without a doubt she is:
√ Highly regarded by her clients, her peers
and colleagues
√ An effective lawyer with strong advocacy
skills, particularly in a courtroom setting
√ Practical - she truly listens to her clients
and is honest about their expectations
Family Law and without a doubt she is:
√ Highly regarded by her clients, her peers
and colleagues
√ An effective lawyer with strong advocacy
skills, particularly in a courtroom setting
√ Practical - she truly listens to her clients
and is honest about their expectations
While studying at the University of Toronto, Osgoode Hall Law School and in
private practice, Patricia has been published in the areas of:
√ International Relations;
√ Continuing Legal Education at Osgoode Hall Law School;
“The Use of Forensics and DNA in Building and Dismantling Cases” and,
“The Future Use of DNA Forensics in the Courtroom”;
√ She has lectured at the Ontario Bar Association on the complex legal issue
of Paternity and Child Support (this paper was provided to practitioners and
academics province-wide); and,
√ Patricia also donates her time as a guest speaker to graduating high school
students within Peel Region where she has spoken to young people
considering a career in law.
private practice, Patricia has been published in the areas of:
√ International Relations;
√ Continuing Legal Education at Osgoode Hall Law School;
“The Use of Forensics and DNA in Building and Dismantling Cases” and,
“The Future Use of DNA Forensics in the Courtroom”;
√ She has lectured at the Ontario Bar Association on the complex legal issue
of Paternity and Child Support (this paper was provided to practitioners and
academics province-wide); and,
√ Patricia also donates her time as a guest speaker to graduating high school
students within Peel Region where she has spoken to young people
considering a career in law.
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