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Rachel Healey

Family Lawyer / Partner

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Bio

For nearly two decades, I have advised and represented clients in a broad range of family law matters, often working with families facing very different pressures and circumstances. Some situations call for careful discussion and thoughtful planning; others require firm and immediate action. Recognizing that difference early can meaningfully shape how a matter unfolds.

A significant portion of my practice involves parenting disputes and financial issues where there is an imbalance between the parties. These matters are often deeply personal. Clients frequently tell me they feel comfortable speaking openly with me, and that trust matters. When I understand what is truly happening in someone’s life, I can provide guidance that is grounded, realistic, and focused on helping them move forward.

I spent much of my life in a small East Coast town, and that experience continues to influence how I practise. I value direct communication, fairness, and practical solutions. I am approachable with my clients but clear about where they stand. When cooperation is possible, I pursue it thoughtfully. When it is not, I am prepared to proceed firmly through the court process, maintaining focus without adding unnecessary strain.

Family law often arises during periods of significant change. My role is to help clients think clearly about their situation so they can make decisions that support their long-term stability and, where children are involved, their sense of security.

Background

Credentials

Experience

  • 19 Years of Practice

Education

  • University of Windsor, LL.B.
  • University of Detroit Mercy, J.D.

Certifications

  • Collaborative Family Law

Associations

  • Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
  • Women’s Law Association of Ontario
  • Toronto Lawyers Association

Credentials

19
Years of Practice

Education

  • University of Windsor, LL.B.
  • University of Detroit Mercy, J.D.

Certifications

  • Collaborative Family Law

Associations

  • Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
  • Women’s Law Association of Ontario
  • Toronto Lawyers Association

In Court Work

Davis v. Fell, 2016 ONCJ 84

Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County v. W.T.C., 2014 ONCA 540

Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County v. W.T.C, 2013 ONCA 491

Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County v. W.T.C, 2013 ONCA 637

Sambasivam v. Pulendrarajah, 2012 ONCJ 711

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