Before attending law school, Hannah worked as a family court support student worker with Lanark County Interval House and Community Support, assisting individuals affected by intimate partner violence. During law school, Hannah was actively involved in the family law community. She served as Co-President of the Osgoode Hall Family Law Association, where she organized networking and educational events connecting students with family law practitioners and members of the judiciary.

Hannah also volunteered with Pro Bono Students Canada at Family Transition Place, assisting self-represented litigants in navigating Ontario’s family law system and preparing family court materials. She further developed her advocacy skills through competitive mooting, earning recognition as the Top Oralist at the Walsh Family Law Moot.