Chantal Cattermole

Chantal dedicates herself to navigating individuals through the tumultuous waters of divorce and family disputes with a vision that aims to heal rather than harm. She possesses a deep understanding of the emotional upheaval such conflicts entail, and she employs her expertise to deconstruct these complex issues into manageable solutions. By prioritizing the maintenance or rebuilding of relationships, she offers a compassionate hand to those embroiled in familial discord.

Her proficiency extends into the realm of estate planning for families across generations, where she applies a forward-thinking approach coupled with effective communication strategies to safeguard family legacies. Clients find solace in her approachable nature as she steers them towards resolving disputes outside the courtroom through cost-efficient methods like collaborative law, mediation, and negotiation.

Chantal recognizes, however, that certain situations necessitate litigation to break deadlocks, despite the preference for amicable resolutions. In these instances, her focus shifts to achieving outcomes that uphold her clients' interests to the greatest extent, ensuring they feel thoroughly represented, all while endeavoring to keep expenses low.

Her services span a broad spectrum, including the facilitation of collaborative law, mediation, arbitration, and parenting coordination, as well as the drafting of various agreements related to prenuptial arrangements, cohabitation, surrogacy, and property division. Chantal's approach is holistic, integrating negotiated settlements and addressing legalities surrounding reproductive technologies.

Beyond her direct legal services, Chantal leverages her extensive network to connect clients with essential support, ranging from financial advisors and real estate agents to counselors and child specialists. This comprehensive support system empowers individuals to make informed decisions regarding their personal and legal challenges.

Chantal's joy comes from guiding clients through intricate legal landscapes in ways that safeguard their family's well-being and future prospects. Her qualifications include certifications in arbitration, collaborative law, family mediation, and parenting coordination, alongside her legal education from Queens University and the University of British Columbia. Admitted to the Bar in British Columbia in 2009, she also brings the added advantage of bilingualism in French, further broadening her accessibility to clients.