Krysta’s practice primarily focuses on acting as mediator and/or arbitrator in family law disputes. She also advises on and prepares pre-nuptial, cohabitation and post-nuptial agreements and carries some client files. Krysta’s goal is to resolve disputes and minimize conflict. Utilizing collaborative family law, negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation, Krysta strives to resolve family issues in a timely and cost-effective manner, while not compromising her client’s interests. Krysta has extensive mediation training and over 15 years of experience, has completed the ADRIA Arbitration course and is an instructor on the Faculty of the National Family Law Arbitration Course. Krysta has also completed the Meeting with Children Training taught by Dr. Lorri A. Yasenik PhD and Jonathan M. Graham LLB (Yasenik-Graham.com) and conducts child focused mediation/arbitrations when consented to by both parents. Krysta has been on the Organizing Committee for the National Family Law Program run by the Federation of Law Societies since 2009. Krysta and Aaron Franks from Epstein Cole LLP in Toronto are the Co-Chairs of the NFLP 2022 – ongoing. She was awarded her King's Counsel designation in 2020.
