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Kirsten M. Hnatuk

As a partner with Robertson Stromberg, Kirsten has an established family law practice, representing clients on a variety of issues including custody and access, child and spousal support, property division, adoption, and pre-nuptial/co-habitation agreements.  Kirsten has successfully appeared before the Court of King’s Bench on matters under The International Child Abduction Act, 1996, otherwise known as Hague Convention applications.  Kirsten takes a practical approach to resolving family law matters in a cost-effective and efficient manner to ensure optimal satisfaction for her clients.

Kirsten is trained in family law mediation and is pleased to offer this service to clients who wish to resolve their matters without going to court.

Kirsten also practices in the area of residential real-estate and is dedicated to ensuring that her client’s purchases, sales, re-finances, and title transfers go smoothly.

Kirsten was called to the Bar in 2010. She studied sociology at the University of Saskatchewan completing her Bachelor of Arts with distinction before pursuing her legal education. Kirsten graduated from the U of S College of Law in 2009.

Kirsten is a member of the Canadian Bar Association, Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association, and Saskatoon Bar Association. Kirsten mentors law students through the CBA mentorship program.

Kirsten is a volunteer with Family Fertility Fund.

In the past, she has sat on the Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission and volunteered with the Ministry of Justice and Public Legal Education Association (PLEA) speaking at family law information sessions.

CONTACT

Direct: (306) 933-1351
Main: (306) 652-7575
Fax: (306) 652-2445
Email: [email protected]

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