3 Best Estate Planning Lawyers in Fredericton

“Kenneth Allen is an associate of Whitehead Miles and Allen. He completed his LLB at the University of New Brunswick. Kenneth was called to the bar in 2012. He has appeared in the Provincial Court, the Court of Appeal and the Court of Queen’s Bench. Whitehead Miles and Allen was founded in 1978. Their lawyers in Fredericton have a wide and diverse range of employment and educational backgrounds. Their clients range from small companies to large corporations, families and private individuals. Whitehead Miles and Allen offers extensive experience in all estate matters, including drafting and advising on wills, power of attorneys, and trusts. The firm provides legal advice on the administration of estates and if necessary, litigate estate matters. Evening and weekend appointments are available here.”

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“L. Paul Elliott is a partner of Elliott Mccrea Hill. He obtained his LL.B. from the University of New Brunswick. He has appeared before all three levels of Courts in New Brunswick and the Federal Court of Canada. Paul is the past chair of the Wills, Estates & Trusts section of the NB Branch of the Canadian Bar Association and the New Brunswick Community College Board of Governors. He brings a wealth of business experience to his practice and his clients. His clients include those from the medical, dental and chiropractic professions, construction companies, contractors, hotels, landscaping companies, knowledge-based companies and municipalities.”

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“Grant M. Ogilvie is a lawyer at Leading Law. He was called to the Bar in 1988. Grant has appeared at all levels of court within the province of New Brunswick. His professional affiliations include the Canadian Bar Association, the York-Sunbury Law Society, and the Law Society of New Brunswick. Leading Law has lawyers who are experienced in handling all aspects of estate law disputes throughout New Brunswick. They can also help resolve disputes after death, such as assisting beneficiaries or intestate heirs with variations to wills or dependants’ relief claims. Their estate lawyers advise and represent executors, administrators, and trustees in case of disputes arising from the administration of an estate or a trust.”

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