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Stephanie practices exclusively in the area of divorce and family law. She is a Parenting Coordinator, Arbitrator, Family Law Mediator and Collaborative Lawyer. Stephanie is committed to helping her clients transition through divorce in an amicable and non-adversarial way. Stephanie has extensive experience with complicated property and spousal and child support issues, as well as drafting complex marriage and cohabitation agreements. Her approach is child centered and facilitates the wellbeing of the entire family.
Through active engagement in leadership positions, Stephanie has worked to establish and enlarge the scope of non-adversarial approaches to family law dispute resolution. Stephanie co-chaired the committee that drafted the standardized Collaborative Parenting Plan that is available to the public through the BC Collaborative Roster Society. In 2023, Stephanie was a member of the AFCC Parenting Plan Task Force that assisted in the drafting of the AFCC-BC Parenting Plan Guide that is a free resource available to the public.
Stephanie is the current President of the BC Collaborative Roster Society and is the Chair of the Steering Committee for the Family Law Organizer. Stephanie has been actively involved in the development of the parenting coordination process in BC and she sat on the board of the BC Parenting Coordinator Roster Society for over ten years.
Stephanie graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Arts and received her LL.B from Dalhousie Law School. In 1999, Stephanie was called to the Bar in both British Columbia and Nova Scotia. After articling at a mid-size law firm in British Columbia, Stephanie moved to Cape Breton Island where she practiced family law in a small community. In 2000, she returned to Vancouver, British Columbia where she has practiced exclusively in the area of family law. In December 2008, Stephanie cofounded Hamilton Fabbro.
Assistant — Amanda Simister
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Stephanie L. Fabbro
Inga Phillips graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in International Relations. She received her Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of British Columbia in 2004. After being called to the Bar in the Province of British Columbia in May, 2005, Inga practiced primarily in the area of family law. In January, 2011, she joined Hamilton Fabbro after working at a mid-size family law firm in New Westminster.
Inga practices exclusively in the area of family law and provides her clients with comprehensive representation in all aspects of family law, including on issues related to parenting time, relocation, and all aspects of financial matters, such as child and spousal support, income determination and property and debt division.
While Inga has extensive experience in litigation and advocates for her clients in court, she endeavours to resolve her clients’ disputes outside of court whenever possible, whether through negotiations or representation in mediations and arbitrations.
Inga has extensive experience negotiating and drafting separation agreements, marriage agreements and cohabitation agreements. She has developed extensive expertise working with other professionals involved in family law matters such as income determination and business valuation experts, pension valuators, as well as mental health professionals.
Inga believes in tailoring strategies to meet each client’s unique needs and circumstances. While experienced in courtroom advocacy, having received collaborative training in 2017, Inga also advocates for collaborative process when suitable, aiming to achieve amicable out-of-court resolutions for her clients.
When not at work, Inga enjoys spending time in the outdoors, biking, cross-country skiing and spending time with friends and family. Inga is a member of the Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia and volunteers with Access Pro Bono.
Assistant — Karyssa Adesiyan
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Inga Philips
Daylyn Miller practices in all areas of family law including parenting arrangements, child and spousal support, division of property and divorce. Daylyn strives to reach amicable resolutions through strategic negotiation, mediation or alternative dispute resolution processes; however, when necessary, Daylyn will actively pursue her client’s best interests through litigation. In addition to her litigation practice, Daylyn is a qualified Collaborative lawyer who assists clients in reaching out-of-court resolutions through the formal Collaborative process.
Whether through litigation or out-of-court resolution, Daylyn is skilled in resolving complicated family law matters, including complex asset holdings, income arrangements and high conflict parenting arrangements. Daylyn strives for excellence in all areas of her practice to reach the best possible outcome for her clients.
Daylyn obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in International Relations from the University of British Columbia in 2005. She continued her studies at UBC’s Faculty of Law and obtained her Juris Doctor in 2009. Daylyn has practiced almost exclusively in the area of family law and child protection since being called to the Bar of British Columbia in 2010. Daylyn also acts as counsel on behalf of the Law Society of British Columbia, Lawyers Indemnity Fund as it relates to family law practitioners subject to civil claims.
Daylyn is a member of the Canadian Bar Association Family Law Section in Vancouver. Daylyn is a contributing author to the Continuing Legal Education Society’s annual publications of the Annotated Family Practice Manual and Family Law Sourcebook. Daylyn has participated in advisory committees to the Attorney General with respect to legislation reform. She also sits on the Board of Directors for the McCreary Centre Society, a not-for-profit organization committed to improving the health of BC youth.
When not practicing law, Daylyn spends her time with her family enjoying the outdoors and traveling. She is an avid skier and runner, and loves to cook.
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Daylyn Miller
Clara (she/her) is a Mediator and Collaborative Lawyer. Clara is experienced in all aspects of family law, including cohabitation agreements, separation agreements, parenting arrangements, child support, spousal support, and division of family property and debt.
Clara believes that divorce can, and should, be a respectful and dignified process, especially when children are involved. Clara strives to ensure that her clients feel heard, safe, and supported. No two families are exactly alike, and it’s important to tailor the legal strategy, and the dispute resolution process, to serve the individual needs of each client.
Clara received her BA from Simon Fraser University in 2005, and she received her LLB from the University of Alberta in 2009. After completing her articling year in Calgary, she was called to the Alberta bar in 2010, and, soon after, she was called to the BC bar in 2011. She has practiced family law exclusively ever since.
Clara is a member of the BC Collaborative Roster Society, as well as Collaborative Divorce Vancouver.
Assistant — Rachelle Giacomazzi
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Clara A.K. Richardson
Kaitlyn (she/her) grew up in Ontario and graduated from Western University in 2011 with a Bachelors of Arts in Psychology. She moved to BC to attend Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia and completed her Juris Doctor in 2014. Kaitlyn was called to the Bar of British Columbia in 2015 and has practiced primarily in the area of family law since. She completed her Collaborative Family Law training in 2024.
Kaitlyn is experienced in advising clients in a wide range of family law matters, including all issues related to divorce, property and debt division, child and spousal support, and parenting arrangements. She also assists clients in negotiating and preparing cohabitation, marriage, and separation agreements.
Kaitlyn understands that divorce and separation can be one of the most difficult life events a family may experience. She guides her clients through this challenging time with compassion, objectivity, and clear legal advice. Kaitlyn appreciates that litigation can be a stressful, time-consuming, and costly process. With this in mind, she aims to resolve disputes outside of court whenever possible. Her goal is to provide practical, cost-effective, and efficient solutions to her clients while preventing unnecessary conflict and preserving good will between parents. When settlement is not possible and litigation is necessary, Kaitlyn effectively advocates her clients’ positions in court.
In her spare time, Kaitlyn can be found connecting with friends, spending time outdoors with her two dogs, and travelling with her family.
Associate
Kaitlyn Hill
Nimrit Dhillon practices exclusively in the areas of family law and child protection. She utilizes a practical and empathetic approach when assisting her clients in resolving their family disputes. Nimrit strives to settle client matters using alternative dispute resolution, but when litigation becomes necessary, she skillfully advocates for her clients in court. She regularly appears in the Provincial Court and Supreme Court of British Columbia and has conducted trials in both levels of court. Nimrit completed her Collaborative Family Law training in 2024 and assists clients in achieving out-of-court solutions through the Collaborative process.
Born and raised in Vancouver, Nimrit has studied and worked in various countries, including Spain, South Korea, Thailand, and Hong Kong. Her experiences abroad enable her to bring a unique perspective and cross-cultural understanding to each client matter.
Nimrit graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2011 with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in International Relations and Political Science. She went on to obtain her Juris Doctor from the University of Victoria in 2016. Nimrit then returned to the Lower Mainland to complete her articles at a boutique family law firm in the Fraser Valley, where she continued as an associate after being called to the Bar in British Columbia in 2017. Nimrit joined Hamilton Fabbro in 2020 and continues to practice in the areas of family law and child protection.
Outside of the practice of law, Nimrit loves to travel, taste and cook different cuisines, and discover new music. Nimrit is fluent in Punjabi and Spanish. She is a member of the Canadian Bar Association.
Assistant — Rachelle Giacomazzi
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Nimrit Dhillon
H. Hailey Graham practices exclusively in the area of family law, such as separation, divorce, property division, spousal support, child support, relocation, and parenting. She is an experienced litigator and collaborative lawyer. Hailey assists clients with an assertive, empathetic approach and her strong communication skills ensure clients feel heard, understood, and involved. Hailey focuses on effective, efficient solutions tailored specifically to each client’s needs.
Hailey holds an Associates degree in Peace and Conflict Studies and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. She obtained her Juris Doctor from the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. Hailey completed her articles and continued as an associate at a full-service law firm in Vancouver. Hailey joined Hamilton Fabbro in 2021.
Hailey volunteers as a supervising lawyer with Pro Bono Students Canada; as Chair of the Emerging Family Lawyers Forum; as Vice Chair of the Canadian Bar Association of Vancouver’s Family Law Section; as an author of the CLEBC’s Family Law Sourcebook; and, as a board member of Women Leaders of Tomorrow.
Outside of the office, Hailey enjoys traveling, reading comedic fiction, being a plant mom, and spending time with her teenage son.
Assistant — Karyssa Adesiyan
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H. Hailey Graham
Mia Bottos (she/her) practices exclusively in the area of family law. Mia is committed to assisting her clients through challenging family issues with empathy, diligence and care. She understands that separation can be an incredibly difficult time for those involved, especially when children are part of the equation. With her guidance, clients can work to resolve matters in a way that considers everyone's best interests. Although she prefers to help her clients resolve their family law disputes outside of a courtroom, she is a well-prepared and skillful advocate when litigation proves necessary.
Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Mia obtained both of her degrees from the University of Alberta. In 2017, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, and in 2022 she graduated with her Juris Doctor from the Faculty of Law. During law school, Mia was extensively involved in extracurriculars and served as President of the Law Students’ Association in her third year. Her enthusiasm for engaging with local communities have lent itself well to the practice of family law, which she believes requires a non-judgmental approach especially as it relates to the unique makeup of each family unit.
In 2022, Mia moved to Vancouver to complete her articles at a boutique family law firm. In 2023, Mia was called to the Bar in British Columbia and joined Hamilton Fabbro as an associate. Mia is currently a member of the Canadian Bar Association and the Trial Lawyers’ Association of BC, the latter of which she also volunteers as a member on the Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
In Mia’s free time, she enjoys being outside, trying new recipes, reading, and catching up on her sleep. She is conversational in Italian.
Assistant — Rachelle Giacomazzi
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Mia Bottos
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