3 Best Estate Planning Lawyers in St. Albert

“Christine D. Maloney is an estate planning lawyer at Weary & Co. Christine received her law degree from the University of Alberta and was called to the Alberta Bar in 2002. She is an expert in helping clients of all ages plan their estates in the event of death or incapacity. Weary & Co is a reputed law firm practising various laws in St Albert, AB. They have grown as a multi-lawyer practice that continues to provide personalized legal services. Their lawyers offer in-depth estate planning for all of their clients. They specialize in probate, will preparation, powers of attorney and personal care directives. They are committed to protecting clients' assets and a smooth transition of wealth to future generations.”

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“Ritzen Warshawski LLP is a professional law firm serving clients in St. Albert. They established a mission to build strong partnerships with their clients with responsiveness, a thorough understanding of their client's individual needs, and timely, tailored, sound legal advice. They have been serving clients for Over 25 Years. They are committed to helping clients safeguard their assets, healthcare needs, and family legacy. They create a custom estate plan to ensure clients end-of-life and property distribution intentions are reflected and followed. Their lawyers also work with client accounting and tax advisors to handle certain tax planning matters. They minimize the taxes and ensure that more of the client's hard-earned wealth goes to their loved ones. They also provide the services needed after clients or their loved ones have passed. Their estate planning team provides skilled assistance in all aspects of estate administration.”

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“Wendy M. Phillips-Berard is a lawyer at Good Law LLP. She has been practising law since 1999. Wendy enjoys helping people of all ages plan their estates in the event of death or incapacity, and she has a keen interest in matters facing the aging population. With her training and experience with families in transition, she can help people entering into new relationships understand how to deal with property in the event of relationship breakdown, death, or incapacity and create a cohabitation, prenuptial, or marriage agreement that specifically addresses their requirements. With almost 50 years of combined legal experience, Good Law helps clients make sense of the uncertainty they face and helps them make the right decisions. They guide clients who need to simply plan for the future and need some legal advice or whose lives have been turned upside down by a sudden change and provide them with sound, practical advice.”

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