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Mark Charles Law
- Divorce & Family Lawyer
- 75 Alderney Dr, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2N7, Canada Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2N7
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Nov 14, 2012
Kenny M.:
I'm looking for family lawyer in EP. Can someone recommend one? Thanks in advance!
Coralee N.:
also in dartmouth, 75 Alderney Drive. www.markcharleslaw.com Landry McGillivray
- Divorce & Family Lawyer
- 33 Ochterloney St Dartmouth, NS B2Y 4P5
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 10:00AM
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Nov 14, 2012
Kenny M.:
I'm looking for family lawyer in EP. Can someone recommend one? Thanks in advance!
Ian M.:
http://www.landrymcgillivray.ca/patrickeagan.html Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from November 14, 2012
Kenny M. asked:
I'm looking for family lawyer in EP. Can someone recommend one? Thanks in advance!
Susan D. replied:
Tynes and Associates 463-9634.
Coralee N. replied:
also highly recommend Vanessa Tynes.
Janie M. replied:
I also highly recommend Vanessa Tynes!!
Referral from March 3, 2018
hfxredditor asked:
Family lawyer recommendation for will looking to get a will in place. early 30's, no dependents, no debt, etc. should be easy setup.
any recommendations? also, any idea...
DrunkenGolfer replied:
I use Heritage House on Ochterloney street in Dartmouth. Small, friendly practice and offered some good guidance on stuff I wouldn't have thought about.
UpvotingMyBoyfriend replied:
You don't want a family lawyer, they don't do wills. Like others said, you need a wills and estates lawyer. A lot of law firms have flat fees for basic wills. You can call different firms and inquire - law firms don't like to advertise fees but sometimes will answer this question if it's for one of the services they have flat fees for.
I know a lot of people recommend drafting your own will but if you own property, I really recommend going to a lawyer. They can also help set up things like your end-of-life wishes which a lot of people don't think about when they're our age. Even if your situation is run-of-the-mill, I don't think going to a lawyer would cost you too much and it will be worth it in the long run.
wrongbagels replied:
Steve Piggott of Russell Piggott Jones we used and it was great and easy.
MoreMalbec replied:
Amber Penney http://www.lenehanmusgravelaw.ca/blog/2017/4/21/welcome-amber-penney-as-our-new-associate-lawyer
cremefreshhalifax replied:
Walker, Dunlop has a number of lawyers that do Wills & Estate work among other areas of law. Shouldn't be too much for what you are asking for either. PM for more info
keltiejam replied:
Andrew Trider in Dartmouth is great! http://weldonmcinnis.ca/team/andrew-trider/
youb3tcha replied:
You're going to actually need a Will & Estates (probate) lawyer if you want to go that route. Boyne and Clarke have several. You don't always need to go the route of a lawyer. I did a lot of legal document and will drafting when I was studying law. I'd definitely shop around for prices, it sounds like your will would be really basic.
shadowredcap replied:
Stewart McKelvey lists 17 Estates and Trusts lawyers across Atlantic Canada - 5 in Halifax.
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