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Leiloni Montour

Ohsweken,ON

Summary

Accomplished Justice of the Peace. Extensive knowledge in legal issues. Respected Justice of the Peace with seven (7) years of bench experience and uncompromising approach to legal adjudication. Experience in law, rules and procedures. Dedicated to faithful interpretation of laws with deference to legislative intent and purpose. Demonstrates unparalleled integrity, professionalism, and decision-making skills in high-stakes environments. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude.


Supervisor with a proven track record at the Ministry of the Attorney General and Native Child and Family Services. Skilled in community engagement, enhancing team productivity and fostering cross-cultural sensitivity. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

Overview

19
19
years of professional experience

Work History

Justice of the Peace

Ministry of the Attorney General
04.2016 - Current

All cases in the Ontario courts start with the Justices of the Peace. We deal with adjournments, speak to matters, case management, search warrants, production orders, bail hearings, peace bonds, child apprehension warrants, and all provincial matters.


Supervisor Family Support, Community Support, Band

Mississauga of the Credit First Nation
04.2010 - 04.2016
  • Oversaw daily operations of the departments, ensuring smooth workflow and timely completion of tasks.
  • Applied strong leadership talents and problem-solving skills to maintain team efficiency and organize workflows.
  • Attended court as needed in the role of Band Representative for Mississauga of the Credit Bank members
  • Increased team productivity by implementing efficient workflows and setting clear expectations for staff members.
  • Organized all community events, children's day camp, after school program, training in the elementary school
  • Resolved conflicts among team members promptly, maintaining a harmonious working environment conducive to productivity.
  • Collaborated with other departments to achieve organizational goals, fostering teamwork across various functions.
  • Conducted performance evaluations for staff members, identifying areas of improvement and guiding professional development plans.
  • Reduced employee turnover by fostering a positive work environment and providing ongoing feedback to staff members.

Clinician (private Practise)

Ministry of Attorney General
03.2006 - 04.2016

Accepted cases from the Office of the Children's Lawyer regarding custody and access disputes

Three month intensive investigation wherein all parties were interviewed (mother, father, all children, police, Children's Aid Societies, doctors, counsellors, psychiatrists)

Observation visits with each parent and the child(ren)

Private interviews (two) with each child(ren)

Upon completion of the investigation a well documented report is completed and a meeting is held with both parents and their lawyers. Reports included recommendations regarding custody and access. The reports were then forwarded to the courts for review by Family Court Judges

Supervisor of Children's Services and Adoption

Native Child and Family Services
03.2005 - 03.2011

Responsible for supervision of all Children's Service Workers, all Adoption Workers, all Access Supervisors and Band Representative

Improved customer satisfaction with timely response to inquiries, addressing concerns, and finding effective solutions.

Enhanced communication within the team by holding regular meetings, regular supervision and encouraging open dialogue among all staff

Commitment to ensuring cultural competence of all staff members

Attend court as needed, meetings with Chiefs of various First Nations communities regarding apprehension of their community members

Ensure that all Children's Service Workers met all Ministry Standards and recording deadlines and requirements

Ensure children in care's needs and medical care has been met in a timely fashion and meets standards

Ensured ongoing recruitment of First Nations foster homes

Ensure that all foster parents had PRIDE training

Ensure that all parents had access to supervised visits at the agency

Ensure staff worked with parents on addressing the service plans

Education

M.S.W. - Social Work MSW

Wilfrid Laurier University
Waterloo, ON
06.2002

Skills

  • Patience and understanding
  • Integrity and Honesty
  • Community Engagement
  • Ethical judgment
  • Legal knowledge
  • Assertiveness
  • Cross-cultural sensitivity
  • Dispute Mediation
  • Legal Research
  • Public Speaking
  • Analytical Reasoning
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Problem-Solving
  • Attention to Detail
  • Excellent Communication
  • Organizational Skills
  • Active Listening
  • Decision-Making
  • Interpersonal Skills
  • Professionalism
  • Written Communication
  • Professional Demeanor

Languages

English
Full Professional

Timeline

Justice of the Peace

Ministry of the Attorney General
04.2016 - Current

Supervisor Family Support, Community Support, Band

Mississauga of the Credit First Nation
04.2010 - 04.2016

Clinician (private Practise)

Ministry of Attorney General
03.2006 - 04.2016

Supervisor of Children's Services and Adoption

Native Child and Family Services
03.2005 - 03.2011

M.S.W. - Social Work MSW

Wilfrid Laurier University
Leiloni Montour