Service en français | Servicio en español | خدمات بالعربي
Racha Mayaleh
Racha joined Key Murray Law as a summer student in 2022, completed her articles with the firm, and now practises as an associate in its Charlottetown and Summerside offices.
Fluent in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, she helps clients discuss their legal needs in the language they feel most comfortable using.
She assists individuals, families, and businesses with property transactions, wills and estate planning, corporate matters, and immigration.
She also advocates for individuals navigating the criminal justice system.
Three goals guide Racha’s practice:
1. Make legal advice easy to understand.
Racha explains your options and next steps in plain language so you can make informed decisions without having to work through legal jargon.
2. Bring a human approach to legal matters.
Racha draws on her Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Psychology and Political Science to inform how she serves her clients.
Her background in psychology shapes her attentive, people-first approach, while her study of political science gives her a solid grounding in how laws and institutions work.
3. Give back to the community that welcomed her family.
Having immigrated from Syria to Prince Edward Island in 2007, Racha values the opportunity to serve the community that welcomed her family.
Professional and community involvement
Racha serves as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s Real Property Section and sits on the First Canadian Title Advisory Council. These roles keep her connected to developments affecting property owners, which in turn serve her clients’ needs.
As Director of Legal for BIPOC, she supports equity and access within the Island community. Her own immigration experience also informs her understanding of the questions and uncertainty that can come with building a life in a new country.
Fluent in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, she helps clients discuss their legal needs in the language they feel most comfortable using.
She assists individuals, families, and businesses with property transactions, wills and estate planning, corporate matters, and immigration.
She also advocates for individuals navigating the criminal justice system.
Three goals guide Racha’s practice:
1. Make legal advice easy to understand.
Racha explains your options and next steps in plain language so you can make informed decisions without having to work through legal jargon.
2. Bring a human approach to legal matters.
Racha draws on her Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Psychology and Political Science to inform how she serves her clients.
Her background in psychology shapes her attentive, people-first approach, while her study of political science gives her a solid grounding in how laws and institutions work.
3. Give back to the community that welcomed her family.
Having immigrated from Syria to Prince Edward Island in 2007, Racha values the opportunity to serve the community that welcomed her family.
Professional and community involvement
Racha serves as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s Real Property Section and sits on the First Canadian Title Advisory Council. These roles keep her connected to developments affecting property owners, which in turn serve her clients’ needs.
As Director of Legal for BIPOC, she supports equity and access within the Island community. Her own immigration experience also informs her understanding of the questions and uncertainty that can come with building a life in a new country.
Legal Practice Areas
Business & Corporate Law
Immigration Law
Criminal Law
Property & Real Estate Law
Wills and Estates
Charlottetown & Summerside
Racha Mayaleh
+1 902-436-4407
Racha.mayaleh@keymurraylaw.com
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Bio (pdf)
+1 902 436 5063
Carol Ann Matheson - Legal Assistant
+1 902-368-7801
Carolann.matheson@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902 436 5063
Crystal Wright – Property Paralegal
+1 902-888-4601
Crystal.wright@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902-436-5063
+1 902-436-4407
Racha.mayaleh@keymurraylaw.com
Add to Address Book
Bio (pdf)
+1 902 436 5063
Carol Ann Matheson - Legal Assistant
+1 902-368-7801
Carolann.matheson@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902 436 5063
Crystal Wright – Property Paralegal
+1 902-888-4601
Crystal.wright@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902-436-5063
+ Education
B.A. University of Prince Edward Island, in Psychology (2020)
LL.B., University of York, England (2022)
+ Bar Admission
Prince Edward Island (2024)
+ Memberships
Canadian Bar Association
Law Society of Prince Edward Island
Atlantic Provinces Trial Lawyers Association
BIPOC: Black Indigenous and People of Color (Board Member)
Charlottetown Minor Basketball Association (Board Member)
PEI Parkinson Association (Board Member)
Law Society of Prince Edward Island
Atlantic Provinces Trial Lawyers Association
BIPOC: Black Indigenous and People of Color (Board Member)
Charlottetown Minor Basketball Association (Board Member)
PEI Parkinson Association (Board Member)
Racha Mayaleh
Lawyer
Service en français | Servicio en español | خدمات بالعربي
Racha joined Key Murray Law as a summer student in 2022, completed her articles with the firm, and now practises as an associate in its Charlottetown and Summerside offices.
Fluent in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, she helps clients discuss their legal needs in the language they feel most comfortable using.
She assists individuals, families, and businesses with property transactions, wills and estate planning, corporate matters, and immigration.
She also advocates for individuals navigating the criminal justice system.
Three goals guide Racha’s practice:
1. Make legal advice easy to understand.
Racha explains your options and next steps in plain language so you can make informed decisions without having to work through legal jargon.
2. Bring a human approach to legal matters.
Racha draws on her Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Psychology and Political Science to inform how she serves her clients.
Her background in psychology shapes her attentive, people-first approach, while her study of political science gives her a solid grounding in how laws and institutions work.
3. Give back to the community that welcomed her family.
Having immigrated from Syria to Prince Edward Island in 2007, Racha values the opportunity to serve the community that welcomed her family.
Professional and community involvement
Racha serves as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s Real Property Section and sits on the First Canadian Title Advisory Council. These roles keep her connected to developments affecting property owners, which in turn serve her clients’ needs.
As Director of Legal for BIPOC, she supports equity and access within the Island community. Her own immigration experience also informs her understanding of the questions and uncertainty that can come with building a life in a new country.
Fluent in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, she helps clients discuss their legal needs in the language they feel most comfortable using.
She assists individuals, families, and businesses with property transactions, wills and estate planning, corporate matters, and immigration.
She also advocates for individuals navigating the criminal justice system.
Three goals guide Racha’s practice:
1. Make legal advice easy to understand.
Racha explains your options and next steps in plain language so you can make informed decisions without having to work through legal jargon.
2. Bring a human approach to legal matters.
Racha draws on her Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Psychology and Political Science to inform how she serves her clients.
Her background in psychology shapes her attentive, people-first approach, while her study of political science gives her a solid grounding in how laws and institutions work.
3. Give back to the community that welcomed her family.
Having immigrated from Syria to Prince Edward Island in 2007, Racha values the opportunity to serve the community that welcomed her family.
Professional and community involvement
Racha serves as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s Real Property Section and sits on the First Canadian Title Advisory Council. These roles keep her connected to developments affecting property owners, which in turn serve her clients’ needs.
As Director of Legal for BIPOC, she supports equity and access within the Island community. Her own immigration experience also informs her understanding of the questions and uncertainty that can come with building a life in a new country.
Legal Practice Areas
+ Education
B.A. University of Prince Edward Island, in Psychology (2020)
LL.B., University of York, England (2022)
LL.B., University of York, England (2022)
+ Bar Admission
Prince Edward Island (2024)
+ Memberships
Canadian Bar Association
Law Society of Prince Edward Island
Atlantic Provinces Trial Lawyers Association
BIPOC: Black Indigenous and People of Color (Board Member)
Charlottetown Minor Basketball Association (Board Member)
PEI Parkinson Association (Board Member)
Law Society of Prince Edward Island
Atlantic Provinces Trial Lawyers Association
BIPOC: Black Indigenous and People of Color (Board Member)
Charlottetown Minor Basketball Association (Board Member)
PEI Parkinson Association (Board Member)
Contact - Charlottetown, PEI Office
Amber Wilson
+1 902 368 3072
madison.ranta@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902 368 3762
+1 902 368 3072
madison.ranta@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902 368 3762
Sherri Jewell - Legal Assistant
+1 902 368 78034
sherri.jewell@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902 368 3762
+1 902 368 78034
sherri.jewell@keymurraylaw.com
+1 902 368 3762