Peter Graburn

Following in his father's footsteps, Peter Graburn carved his niche in the legal profession, drawing inspiration from his father, Justice Lloyd Graburn. Lloyd Graburn, a trailblazer on the Ontario Supreme Court bench, made headlines by compelling Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards to perform for a blind audience, a creative sentence suggested by young Peter. This act earned Peter the nickname 'blind angel,' sparing Richards a harsher penalty.

Known for his affable demeanor and practical approach, Peter prides himself on being thorough, grounded, and pragmatic, especially when navigating the complexities of family law. His strategy? Dive deep into the details, understand clients' aspirations, and craft sensible solutions to disputes.

Adventure fuels Peter's life and legal philosophy. Whether skiing in Alberta, boating in Montana, or canoeing in British Columbia, these exhilarating experiences sharpen his focus and patience—qualities he channels into his practice.

With a seasoned background in aboriginal law, Peter's passion lies in the courtroom and in direct client interaction. He's unfazed by confrontation, ready with a calm, strategic response to any challenge.

Peter's family values deeply influence his commitment to providing clear, beneficial legal advice to families navigating difficult times.

Specializing in complex financial disputes and high-stakes child custody cases, Peter offers a blend of litigation prowess and expertise in collaborative divorce, ensuring tailored approaches for each family's unique needs.

His educational journey includes a B.A. from Bishop’s University and an LL.B. from Dalhousie University, complemented by bar admissions in Alberta and Ontario. Peter's professional affiliations span several prestigious legal organizations, underscoring his respected status in the legal community.