Michelle Atalla

Michelle holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Schulich School of Business and earned a Juris Doctor from the Lincoln Alexander School of Law at The Toronto Metropolitan University with an LPP focus on family law. Her passion for family law was solidified through her leadership as President of the Family Law Student Society and her involvement with the Transformative Justice Working Group Legal Clinic, where she advocated for marginalized communities and gained hands-on experience in restorative justice practices.

As an associate lawyer at Soica & Associates, Michelle is dedicated to protecting her clients’ rights while helping them navigate difficult family matters, from parenting time disputes to financial negotiations. She is fluent in English and the Egyptian dialect of Arabic, ensuring that her services are accessible to a diverse range of clients.

In her spare time, Michelle enjoys spending quality time with her dog and family, expressing her creativity through painting, solving puzzles, and immersing herself in captivating fiction novels.

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