2014: Call to the Bar
2012: Juris Doctor, University of Victoria
2010: Computer Information Systems Certificate, University of Fraser Valley
2009: Bachelor of Science, University of British Columbia
With over a decade of litigation and family law experience, Juhi has the expertise to handle your legal matter, so you can do what you do best: leave it with her and live your life.
Since her call to the bar in 2014, Juhi has dedicated her practice to the people, not just legal cases. For Juhi, the law is not only a profession—it is a calling to stand up for those who cannot do it for themselves. She is a shield and sword, protecting her clients from unnecessary conflict and abuse while fighting tirelessly to secure their rights and their future.
Juhi believes that the legal system should be accessible, not intimidating. Clients often feel a sense of relief after their first meeting with her because she takes the time to truly listen before explaining complex legal options in straightforward, plain English. By stripping away the legal jargon, she ensures her clients understand exactly what to expect at every stage of their journey.
As a first-generation immigrant and a single mother raising a strong, independent daughter, Juhi brings a deep sense of empathy and cultural sensitivity to her work. She is fluent in Hindi and has a working proficiency in Urdu, allowing her to bridge language gaps for Victoria’s diverse population. Her trauma-informed approach ensures that vulnerable clients—especially those navigating family violence or poverty—receive the specialized care and safety planning they deserve.
When she isn’t in the courtroom, Juhi is a creator and explorer. An artist at heart, she finds joy in visual art, DIY projects, and the meticulous craft of upcycling. You might find her kayaking on the local waters, thrift shopping for unique treasures, or tending to her extensive collection of houseplants. A self-professed bookworm and former casual gamer, Juhi brings that same curiosity and attention to detail to every legal challenge she tackles.