Johanne Elizabeth O'Hanlon has an undergrad degree from Concordia University. She received a Bachelor of Civil Law degree, a Bachelor of Laws degree, and a Master of Law degree from McGill University. She is also a lawyer trained in Collaborative law.

Me. O'Hanlon has been practising in the field of family law since 1995. Her specialty is negotiations and alternative dispute resolution all the while providing litigation services when necessary. She has worked on numerous custody issues, international kidnappings, divorce, separation, support claims, and partition of wealth issues.

Johanne O'Hanlon has also delivered conferences at a national level on issues of representation, unmarried spouses, game theory and family law negotiations, as well as general family law topics.

Eric v. Lola Equality Rights - Jan 2012

"Approximately 35% of all couples in Quebec live in de facto unions and over 60% of children in Quebec are born outside of marriage". "Yet women in Quebec who have not married or registered a civil union with their spouses are excluded from claiming spousal support, rights in the family home or sharing of property." read more

Me O'Hanlon also serves on several Bar committees attempting to improve aspects of legal representation in Québec.

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