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Ceilidh joined forces with Altynay in 2016 to create TESHEBAEVA HENDERSON. Ceilidh is a trained collaborative family lawyer. She has successfully litigated multiple motions and trials at the Superior Court of Justice and appeared at the Supreme Court of Canada in 2020 as an intervener. Prior to establishing her law practice, Ceilidh worked as an instructor in adult alternative high schools and took at-risk youth on week-long canoe trips in remote parts of Northern Ontario. She spends her free time sampling cookies at various neighbourhood coffee shops while her 8-month-old sleeps in his stroller, and hopes to soon return to paddling, skiing, and performing stand-up comedy.
Tamara Scarowsky is the founder and managing partner of Savia Legal PC, Family and Estate Law. In addition to litigation, Tamara has a robust practice as a mediator and collaborative lawyer. She has held various board and committee positions with Collaborative Divorce Ottawa. Tamara is regularly invited to speak on various topics, including family violence. Tamara was involved in launching the inaugural International Conference on Coercive Control, now in its sixth year. She often works with students and new lawyers, most recently as a mentor in the uOttawa Family Law Mentorship Pilot Program. Tamara has appeared before various levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada, where she recently represented an intervener in the Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia appeal.