Avery Law Office
- 13615 Victoria Rd N
- Summerland
- 778-516-2675
Description
PROUD TO BE THE 2015 RECIPENT OF THE SUMMERLAND BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES EXCELLENCE AWARD Avery Law Office is an Okanagan-based law office owned by lawyer Denese Espeut-Post. The office is located in the heart of downtown Summerland, British Columbia. Areas of Practice include wills & estate planning and administration, corporate law with a focus on small to mid-size private businesses and real estate conveyancing. In addition to being a practicing lawyer in British Columbia, Denese is also a member of the Law Society of Alberta. On a more personal note, Denese is a proud resident of Summerland and orchard owner. With 14 years of legal expertise, you can feel confident working with our team at Avery Law Office. You are invited to experience our friendly, professional and passionate team. In addition to our areas of practice, come see us if you need a B.C. Notary or Alberta Notary. Avery Law Office is proud to be a member of the Summerland Chamber. WILLS & ESTATES Avery Law Office can assist you with estate planning. Planning for your death or unexpected events that leave you incapable of handling matters places you in control of the distribution of your assets. We can assist you with your Last Will, Power of Attorney, Representation Agreement, Nomination of Committee, trust and/or Advance Directive. We also handle estate administration and probate matters including applications for a Grant of Probate and Letters of Administration. REAL ESTATE Avery Law Office can handle your real estate needs including land acquisitions and dispositions, purchase and sale contracts and conveyancing.
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