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Lawyer in Nova Scotia

6 listings throughout Nova Scotia

Compare Lawyer providers across Nova Scotia — 6 listings across 5 cities, or narrow down by city below.

Carruthers MacDonell & Robson

Carruthers MacDonell & Robson

5 Mill Village Road
1-902-758-2591

Carruthers MacDonell & Robson was founded in 1975 in its current location at the Shubenacadie Professional Centre at 5 Mill Village Road, No…

Eastern Shore Law Centre

1653 Ostrea Lake Road ,
(902) 889-2860

We provide professional legal services while in a relaxed non rushed environment

Hants Legal Services

Hants Legal Services

736 highway 2
902 883 2285

The premise behind opening a full service law office in small town Nova Scotia was to cater to the needs of private individuals and business…

HRM Real Estate Lawyer

HRM Real Estate Lawyer

17 Prince Street, Suite 200
+1 (902) 461-5111

Work with one of the Best Real Estate Lawyers in Halifax Metro. If you're Buying or Selling a Residential or a Commercial Property, check th…

R. Fougere Law Inc.

298 Reeves Street, Unit 5
902-625-3529

General Law practice with focus on Divorce and Family Law Email: robyn@rfougerelaw.ca Phone: 902-625-3529 Fax: 902-625-8222

Zareski Law Inc.

7782 HWY. 7
902-889-3437

Zareski Law Inc. opened its doors in 2011. Zareski Law Inc. is a law firm, providing legal services in the area of Residential and Commerci…

Available in These Cities

Musquodoboit Harbour (2) · Dartmouth (1) · Elmsdale (1) · Port Hawkesbury (1) · Shubenacadie (1)

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