• What happens to my pension? Cottage? Business?
  • How am I going to get through this?
  • When will I stop feeling sad? Ashamed?
  • How will we split everything?
  • How will we tell the children?
  • What will everyone think?
  • What about the kids?
  • Does it have to be a big court battle?
  • Do we have to sell the house?
  • How am I going to pay the bills?
Elliott and Hills
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J.D.

B.A. (Hons)



The Collaborative Advtange

Tasneem Alibhai


I obtained an Honours Bachelor of Arts from York University in 2003 and graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School with a Juris Doctor in 2006. I was called to the Bar of Ontario in 2007. I am a member of the Durham Region Lawyers’ Association and volunteer at the Luke’s Place Pro Bono Legal Clinic.
Since completing law school, I have practiced primarily in the area of family law. I practiced as sole practitioner in Oshawa, Ontario for four years before joining Elliott & Hills in January 2015. It is truly a privilege to work alongside such esteemed colleagues who are committed to providing practical, cost effective, personal and professional service to our clients.
My practice encompasses all aspects of Family Law including custody and access, child support, spousal support and property division. I work closely with each client to understand their unique situation and to find practical, efficient and cost-effective resolutions to their legal problems that advance and protect their interests. I believe in fostering a positive solicitor-client relationship and working alongside clients to achieve the best possible outcomes for them and their children.
Collaborative Family Law can provide a cost effective and constructive method for separating spouses to resolve the issues arising out of the breakdown in their marriage or relationship. Collaborative Family Law lawyers are trained in interest-based negotiation skills and mediation techniques. If other experts are required, such as counselors or financial experts, they are jointly retained as part of the collaborative team. Collaborative Family Law promotes resolution. Separating spouses have the opportunity to create customized solutions, generally more quickly and at less expense than if they were to proceed through the traditional court process.
— Tasneem Alibhai


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