Legal Services in Swift Current, SK

If you have been charged with an offence under the Criminal Code, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act or the Youth Criminal Justice Act, the office of Galey Allen can advise you of your rights and guide you through all stages of the Criminal law process.

General practice typically encompasses a broad range of practice areas. Attorneys at Galey Allen Law Offices do not limit their law practices or specialties to one specific area of law.

Real estate law governs who may own and use land, whether it be residential or commercial. A mortgage is a legal document which the owner or buyer transfers to the lender an interest in real estate to secure the repayment of a debt. Our firm is equipped to handle any of all issues and answer any questions you have involving Real Estate and Mortgages.

A power of attorney allows another person or persons to make financial and healthcare decisions on your behalf, should you be unable to do so yourself.

A will states how your possessions will be disposed of upon your death. Everyone should ensure they have a valid legal will. Estate planning involves the transfer of someone’s assets when they die. Wills, estates, and trusts are commonly used tools in estate planning.

More people seeking assistance with issues from the establishment of married or unmarried spousal relationships, their breakdown and the financial, social, and emotional well-being of both children parents.

Corporate law is the practice of law where attorneys advise directors, officers, and shareholders on their numerous legal rights, responsibilities, and obligations. Galey Allen Law Offices works with companies of all sizes.

Civil Litigation covers a wide range of areas including contract disputes, wrongful dismissal, estate litigation, construction issues and many other discrete categories. The lawyers of Galey Allen are able to represent individuals, companies and organizations at all stages of litigation including negotiation, filing claims, filing defenses, summary judgment applications, conducting trials and appealing a judgment of the court.