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Chelsie McKay

Chelsie practices exclusively in family law, helping clients navigate some of life’s most challenging transitions. She assists clients with parenting and decision-making for children, child and spousal support, property division, independent adoptions, and step-parent adoptions.  

Chelsie understands that every family is different. She takes the time to understand her clients’ goals, explain the legal process in clear, practical terms, and develop strategies tailored to their circumstances. Whether a matter can be resolved through negotiation or requires litigation, Chelsie is committed to achieving the best possible outcome for her clients.

An experienced advocate, Chelsie has appeared before all levels of Saskatchewan’s courts and has prepared materials in response to an application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Chelsie is also a family law mediator pursuant to The King’s Bench Act. She believes that, when appropriate, negotiated resolutions can save clients time, expense, and emotional stress while allowing them greater control over the outcome.

Chelsie earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, with Great Distinction, from the University of Saskatchewan before obtaining her Juris Doctor from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law.

Chelsie is committed to giving back to her community and the legal profession. She volunteers with the Family Law Information Centre, where she provides free legal information and guidance to members of the public, and also volunteers with Pro Bono Saskatchewan.

Chelsie serves on the executive of both the Canadian Bar Association’s Women Lawyers Section and Family Law Section, where she helps support professional development and engagement within the legal community. She is also a Board Member of the Saskatoon Sexual Health Clinic, contributing to the organization’s governance and community initiatives.

CONTACT

Direct: (306) 933-1308
Main: (306) 652-7575
Fax: (306) 652-2445
Email: [email protected]

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