Christopher strongly believes in the benefits of alternative dispute resolution, having completed extensive recent studies in the field.

A lifelong Ottawa resident, Christopher was raised in Ottawa's west end. He has lived not only in downtown Ottawa, but also the former cities of Nepean and Kanata. Christopher prides himself on providing client-centred service. He serves clients from Orleans to Kanata.

In his second year of law school, Christopher was invited by the University of British Columbia to present his major thesis on surrogacy and Charter rights, at the conference known as Standard Margins.  His thesis supervisor was renowned specialist in assisted human reproduction technology law, Maureen McTeer. He articled with the Privy Council Office, and was called to the Bar in 2009.

An accomplished communications advisor, Christopher brings nearly twenty years of government experience to the practice of law.  You can count upon Christopher's record of tact, diplomacy, and tenacious problem-solving.

Christopher is able to provide Collaborative Family Law services in a bilingual environment.  He studied French in Lausanne, Switzerland and completed his B.A. with the University of Ottawa's School of Translation and Interpretation.