Kathryn Tweedie

Since her call to the bar in 2004, Kathryn Tweedie has dedicated over 18 years to the nuanced field of family law, offering both skilled legal representation and empathetic support. Her proficiency spans a wide range of family-related legal matters, including the intricacies of parenting, support, and property division that emerge from marital breakdowns, common-law separations, and divorces. Kathryn's ability to craft and negotiate domestic contracts like pre-nuptial, marriage, cohabitation, and separation agreements highlights her comprehensive approach to safeguarding her clients' interests.

Understanding the unique needs of each client, Kathryn employs her expertise to guide them towards achieving their personal goals. Her training as a mediator and registration as a collaborative lawyer underscore her commitment to resolving disputes outside the courtroom, promoting swift and cost-effective settlements. Yet, Kathryn stands ready to engage in litigation if collaborative efforts fall short, always prioritizing her client's best outcomes.

Kathryn's dedication extends beyond individual client cases to a broader commitment to community service and access to justice. Her involvement with Calgary Legal Guidance and the Association of Collaborative Professionals Calgary illustrates her deep-rooted passion for family law and her desire to make a meaningful difference.

While her professional life is rich and demanding, Kathryn finds balance in leisure activities. She enjoys the outdoors, engaging in golf and hiking, stays fit with Pilates, and appreciates the simple pleasures of reading, fine dining, and gardening. A true Calgarian, she is also an enthusiastic supporter of the Calgary Flames.

Kathryn's academic background, with degrees from the University of Alberta and the University of Calgary in Law, Sociology, and Psychology, provides a solid foundation for her legal practice. Her active participation in professional associations, including the Calgary Bar Association and the Canadian Bar Association, along with her recognition for volunteer work, marks her as a distinguished member of the legal community.