Ruchelle Veron
Family Law
Ruchelle completed her Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Master’s degree in Special Education in the Philippines. She obtained her law degree from the University of Leeds in West Yorkshire, England. Prior to attending law school, she worked as an Early Childhood Educator in Calgary for many years.
Ruchelle articled in a boutique family law firm and worked as a family law associate in a full-service firm prior to joining MD Law Group. She specializes in all areas of family law. As a strong and compassionate advocate, she always strives to obtain practical solutions for all her clients.
When not in the office, she enjoys exploring countries with family and friends. Ruchelle also provides legal services in Tagalog.
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