Rebecca practices law with an empathetic, level-headed approach and aims to minimize the stress of litigation for clients with emotionally difficult and challenging estates and capacity matters. Rebecca is dedicated to providing sensible, cost-effective, and timely solutions.
 
Prior to joining Casey & Moss LLP, Rebecca practiced at a mid-sized, regional firm in Vancouver, British Columbia focusing on family law and estate litigation. Rebecca’s family law experience greatly informs her approach to family law issues which arise in many estates files.
 
Rebecca’s interest in estate and capacity matters was sparked during her time as a summer and articling student at the Office of the Children’s Lawyer (“OCL”) in Toronto. At the OCL, Rebecca gained experience in estates, trusts, civil, family, and child protection matters. As an articling student, she represented child clients in child protection matters, and assisted the Office’s lawyers on cases at all levels of court in Ontario.
 
In law school, Rebecca received a Diploma in International and European Business Law from the Université Jean Moulin III in Lyon, France, volunteered with Pro Bono Students’ Canada’s Family Law Project, and represented Queen’s as an oralist at the Walsh Negotiation Competition.
 
Outside of the office, Rebecca can be found hiking, travelling, and keeping her cat, Chester, away from her houseplants.