Christina Garisto

124 Dunlop Street West
Barrie, Ontario L4N 1B1
Canada
Office Phone: 705-727-4242
Member since 2019
Membership Type: IACP

Profession(s)

Lawyer
Area(s) of Practice: Family Lawyer, Christina Garisto, is a guide who empowers her clients to walk through the Family Law process with confidence.
License(s): Barrister and Solicitor

Professional Activities

Christina graduated from the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law. Prior to and during her attendance at the Faculty, she worked at Bair Family Law Professional Corporation, to maximize her practical and strategic skills. Her experience in addressing the needs of family law clients inspired her interest in the practice of law. During her legal training, she was the recipient of the Professor Vern Krishna Scholarship. During earlier studies, at York University, she was on the Dean’s Honour Roll and was the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top Scholarship for Academic Achievement for 4 years in a row. Christina is a member of the Simcoe County Family Law Lawyers’ Association, the Family Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association and Collaborative Practice Simcoe County. She has been active in the legal community, completing an internship with the Family Law and Immigration Law practice of Lisa Sharp and volunteering her time with Pro Bono Students Canada and the Legal Education and Action Fund. A Member of Our Community Christina is an active member of the community. She has served on local Boards, currently sitting on the Board of Directors of the Elizabeth Fry Society of Simcoe County and is in the process of sitting on the Board of Directors of Brain Injury Services Simcoe and Muskoka. Further, she sits on the Organizing Committee of the Simcoe County Family Law Lawyers’ Association and is a member of the Simcoe County Young Professionals Association. She has organized a collection drive for local community members in need. She has served as the vice-president of a local organization to advance the rights of disenfranchised groups. She was a member of the University of Ottawa Women and the Law organization and a volunteer with a Court Watch Program.