Badejo, Sandra

Sandra has been a member of the Law Society of Alberta and the Canadian Bar Association since 2010. She is an inactive member of the Nigerian Bar Association. Sandra works very hard for her clients and is able to quickly assess a file and give a client the “big picture” of what the client’s options may be. Clients benefit from her keen eye for small, but important details. Sandra has had much success in court. However, her first option is to try to settle matters collaboratively prior to proceeding to court, thereby reducing her clients’ stress and costs. As a Registered Collaborative Family Lawyer and mediator, Sandra is able to assist Albertans in resolving their disputes outside of the adversarial court process.

In addition to her law practice, Sandra is also a member of the Alberta Human Rights Commission, where she plays a role in upholding the human rights of Albertans and in reducing discrimination in Alberta.

Sandra has been practicing law since 2003. She currently practices in all areas of Family Law, including representing children and youths in child welfare matters. Prior to being called to the Alberta Bar in 2010, Sandra was an Associate at a law firm in Lagos and Port Harcourt, Nigeria, where she practiced Business, Trademark, Immigration, Civil Litigation, and Oil & Gas Law. Sandra’s higher education includes a Master degree in Law, which she obtained from the University of Alberta. Sandra has been a partner at the firm since its inception as Crerar Law in 2011.

As well as spending time with her family and friends, Sandra enjoys cooking and volunteering. She is also a very enthusiastic soccer fan. Both her colleagues and her clients enjoy her quick smile and empathetic nature.