Ashna Prakash

Ashna Prakash

A born and raised Calgarian, Ashna Prakash is a distinguished family lawyer known for her unique and compassionate approach, characterized by her trauma-informed methodology. With a diverse educational background in Psychology and Human Resources, she is deeply passionate about guiding families through their legal challenges with empathy and understanding.

A Trauma-Informed Approach

Ashna’s practice is deeply rooted in the principles of trauma-informed care, employing a therapeutic and empathetic lens to address each case. This approach centers on harnessing clients' strengths as the foundation for resolving their family law matters. Guided by these principles, Ashna is dedicated to finding the most effective path for her clients, aiming to secure amicable outcomes for their families, especially when children are involved. Ashna also advocates for alternative dispute resolution methods wherever possible - such as collaborative divorce, mediation, or arbitration - believing in its effectiveness for achieving long-lasting resolutions while prioritizing safety and minimizing psychological harm to all involved.

Adaptable, Client-Centric Legal Solutions

Tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each client, Ashna is skilled at navigating the complexities of family law. Her goal is to resolve matters amicably and cost-effectively, without resorting to litigation. However, recognizing the necessity of court intervention in certain cases, she is also a formidable advocate in both the Alberta Court of Justice and the Court of King’s Bench. This versatility allows her to switch gears adeptly, ensuring the fairest and safest resolutions for her clients.

Outside of her legal practice, Ashna prioritizes leading an enriched and balanced life. She finds solace in nature, meditation, and spending quality time with loved ones. She is also dedicated to giving back, volunteering with Calgary Legal Guidance, where she offers summary legal advice and promotes access to justice for vulnerable populations.