Born and raised in Colombia, my journey has been shaped by a profound passion for aiding others, leading me through diverse career avenues. Initially, I dedicated over seven years to nursing, specializing in surgery and critical care. While fulfilling, the demanding nature of nursing prompted a shift towards a profession offering more flexible hours upon becoming a mother.

Transitioning into law, I found a means to continue serving my community while accommodating the responsibilities of motherhood. Practicing Colombian Family Law provided invaluable experience, yet in 2017, I embraced a new chapter in Canada. Since then, I've immersed myself in the intricacies of Canadian family law, honing my skills as a legal assistant under esteemed practitioners.

My journey took an enriching turn as I pursued certification in Family Mediation at the Justice Institute of British Columbia. With mediation, I can extend support to families navigating the complexities of divorce and separation, fostering a more efficient and cost-effective avenue for family restructuring.

As a Colombian Family lawyer, I understand the hardships and emotional toll of the courtroom process. Mediation offers a constructive alternative, empowering clients to retain control over decisions impacting their lives. Unlike court trials, where rulings rest solely with a judge, mediation empowers families to craft solutions tailored to their unique circumstances, liberated from the rigidity of legal proceedings and external influences.

Divorce and separation herald significant life changes, particularly for children. However, mediation presents a pathway towards smoother transitions, offering a platform for amicable and equitable resolutions. In my role as a neutral mediator, I facilitate open dialogue, enabling families to navigate challenges and forge fair agreements that prioritize the well-being of all parties involved.