Ashley Rigel Rothwell Tinney-Fischer

Ms. Tinney-Fischer is a graduate of Queen’s University Faculty of Law (class of 2009), where her awards included the David Sabbath Prize in Estate Planning and Taxation (2009) and the Reuben Wells Leonard Prize in Elder Law (2008). She was also a member of the Queen’s Law Kawaskimhon National Aboriginal Law Moot Team. She received her undergraduate degree from Queen’s University Faculty of Arts & Science. She is a graduate of Campbellford District High School and a recipient of the Pinkerton scholarship and the Governor General’s Academic Bronze Medal for the top student in the graduating class.

Ms. Tinney-Fischer is a past member of the board of the Campbellford Memorial Hospital Foundation and The Arts and Heritage Centre of Warkworth. She lives locally with her husband and her two children, and enjoys all aspects of rural living.

Ms. Tinney-Fischer has also had the honour of presenting at Continued Professional Development seminars hosted by the Law Society of Ontario and the Ontario Bar Association.

Since his call to the bar in June of 2022, Justin primarily began practicing civil litigation in Peterborough, where he has since developed a comprehensive understanding of the pitfalls that can result from various transactional dealings between parties. In this sense, Justin has acquired a particular sensitivity to the potential for litigation that can accompany these dealings and understands the importance of never taking for granted a client’s situation in providing sound legal advice.