About Renee M. Roy

(B.A., LL.B., AccFm, CPMed)

A proud member of both the Hamilton and Guelph legal communities, Renee was called to the Bar in 2004 and has been helping families ever since. Whether you're looking for advice, have questions about a legal matter or need help with a serious problem, she's in your corner. 

Life can be hard and the best decisions are informed decisions.

Call today and take the first step. 

Over the past seventeen years, Renee has been working in a variety of legal capacities to help families make the hard decisions about their futures. She is an excellent litigator, accredited mediator and negotiator who takes a common-sense approach to problems. Whenever possible, she knows that amicable solutions are the best for all involved, but she won't hesitate to seek judicial intervention when necessary. Renee is comfortable representing Family Law clients at all levels of the courts in Ontario and she is an excellent advocate to have in your corner.

Whether you need a lawyer, a mediator or simply some sound legal advice, she is the first person you need to call.

Renee is a member of the Alberta Bar and practised in Calgary from 2009 - 2011 before returning home to Hamilton. She is highly regarded by colleagues, is a member of the Hamilton Law Association (Family Law Subcommittee), the Hamilton Child Protection Bench and Bar Committee, and the Wellington County Law Association. She is a panel member of the Office of the Children's Lawyer and the Family Responsibility Office. As well, she volunteers and speaks at legal training courses, sharing her wide knowledge with other professionals. Through the Ontario Association for Family Mediation, she is an accredited Family Mediator, and an accredited child protection mediator. She is also a facilitator for settlement conferences on behalf of Legal Aid in many communities in Southern Ontario and she is a Dispute Resolution Officer at the Hamilton Superior Court of Justice.

If you have any questions for Ms. Roy, please do not hesitate to call.