ABOUT US

Deborah was born and raised in Toronto and completed her Juris Doctor at the University of Toronto with highest honours. She practiced at a full service Bay Street firm for almost 10 years before starting her own practice at Holbrook Family Law. Deborah’s practice is client-centred, child focused and results oriented. Deborah has extensive experience resolving family law matters both in and out of the courtroom. Her approach is to assess the unique facts of each matter and to recommend the process she believes will be most efficient and effective to achieve the right result. Deborah’s clients repeatedly report that she is professional, knowledgeable, caring and competent.

        Deborah is a firm believer in giving back to her community. Deborah currently serves as the Board Chair of World Vision Canada and has previously served on the boards of other not-for-profit organizations, including Greater Europe Mission, Forest Brook Community Church and Durham Region Collaborative Practice. Deborah volunteers at Luke’s Place in Oshawa, where she provides legal advice to women leaving abusive relationships. She is also on the panel for the Office of the Children’s Lawyer and represents children in litigation and for the purpose of adoption.

        Deborah is a member of the Durham Region Collaborative Practice, the Durham Region Lawyers’ Association and the Law Society of Ontario.

Raveena Ravindrarajan

Raveena was born and raised in Scarborough. She attended law school at the University of Liverpool in England, where she completed the Law with French program and obtained her L.L.B. 

Since her articling period, Raveena has exclusively practiced in the area of family law, having worked with prominent Toronto family law firms since her call to the bar in 2023. She is eager to help families navigate the judicial system to find amicable solutions. Her ability to empathize with her clients whilst keeping a cool head to make sure their matters are dealt with as efficiently as possible is an asset. Raveena is able to assist with issues such as property division, spousal support, child support, and parenting time. She is fluent in Tamil and welcomes Tamil-speaking clients.

Though she insists she is an ambivert, those that know her tell her she’s an extrovert to the core – jury is still out. She is an avid dancer and Tamil-movie fan. Though she used to be a bookworm, word has it that she’s been trying to get through her latest novel for the last three months.