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Family Law with compassion and integrity. Before becoming a lawyer, Halia Anna Michalko was a Toronto high school teacher for 13 years, and also worked as an assistant probationary parole officer. She graduated from McGill University in Civil and Common Law, and holds two masters degrees as well, one in Criminology and the other in Curriculum Design (Aerospace). Ms. Michalko has been in Ottawa for 9 years and has worked with families and individuals for more than 24 years now. Her area of specialty is family law, which includes tax issues, custody and access concerns, the equalization of property, cohabitation agreements, separation agreements, divorce and mediation. Legal Aid cases may be accepted, based on the issues concerned. Go to her website for more information. Legal services, family law, Legal Aid (depending on the legal matter).

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Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, I have made Ottawa my home for over a decade while pursuing my higher education. I received my Juris Doctor (Cum Laude) from the University of Ottawa and my Master of Arts from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in 2012. I was called to the Bar of Ontario in 2014. I completed my articles of clerkship at Mann Lawyers, LLP, where I received extensive training and experience in the areas of family law, civil litigation, wills & estate planning, real estate and corporate law. Before beginning my legal career, I worked with UNESCO in Bangkok, Thailand, where I researched human rights in the context of HIV/AIDS in Southeast Asia among vulnerable high-risk populations. I later worked for Citizenship and Immigration Canada for two years, where I focused on health operational policies, quality assurance and risk management. I am functionally bilingual, and I have conversational level Spanish and Japanese.