Heather Davidson

With a career spanning over two decades, Heather has distinguished herself in the legal profession, specializing in the nuanced arena of family law, particularly where it intersects with high net worth and financially intricate divorce scenarios. Her approach, deeply informed by her background in accounting, provides a strategic edge in navigating the complex financial landscapes of property matters. This foundation empowers her to unravel financial complexities with precision, a skill she seamlessly merges with her litigation and mediation expertise to craft bespoke solutions for her clientele.

Heather's proficiency extends beyond the courtroom; she adeptly advises on the nexus of family property law and personal financial management. Her guidance is sought in structuring pivotal agreements ranging from Unanimous Shareholders’ Agreements to estate planning and crafting prenuptial or cohabitation agreements. Such counsel is invaluable for clients aiming to safeguard their assets while navigating personal transitions.

Her journey in law commenced with a solid educational foundation, acquiring degrees in Accounting and English, followed by a law degree from the University of Alberta in 1999. Heather's career trajectory took her from roles within Alberta Justice to positions in commercial litigation in Calgary, before she fully dedicated her professional focus to family law. This diverse experience has equipped her to represent a broad spectrum of clients, each with unique backgrounds and challenges.

Heather's legal expertise is recognized across provincial lines, with bar admissions in Alberta (2001) and British Columbia (2021). Her practice is marked by appearances in various legal settings, including all court levels, mediations, arbitrations, and tribunals, showcasing her versatility and commitment to her clients. Fluent in English and armed with a wealth of experience, Heather continues to be a pivotal ally to those navigating the complexities of family law, offering a combination of financial acumen, legal prowess, and empathetic mediation.