Merida Law is a small, general service law firm based in Fall River, Nova Scotia, serving the surrounding communities. It was founded in 2022 by lawyers Katie Brady, Hillary Brannen, and Jennifer Reid, who describe their practice as 'small town law.' The firm handles family law, mediation, real estate, and wills and estates.

Good to know

A person using a wheelchairWheelchair accessibleA rainbow pride heartLGBTQ+ friendlyA laptop showing a video callVirtual appointmentsA calendar with a checkmark beside a clockBy appointmentAn office interior with a desk and chairsIn-person services

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Law schools
Dalhousie Law School (3) 3 of 3 lawyers

Where to find them

1330 Fall River Road, Unit 102, Fall River, Nova Scotia B2T 1E6 · 902-334-7378

Similar firms in Halifax County

Fall River Law

2 lawyers · Est. 1996

Fall River Law opened in 1996 and offers real estate, small business, and wills and estate law services, with a specialty in mediation and collaborative family law. The firm emphasizes a relaxed, plain-language approa…

Family LawFamily LawReal Estate LawReal Estate LawWills, Estates & TrustsWills, Estates & TrustsBusiness & Corporate LawBusiness & Corporate Law

South End Law

4 lawyers

South End Law is a Halifax, Nova Scotia general practice offering immigration, business, property, civil litigation, criminal, family, wills and estates law, along with notarization services. Its lawyers work with cli…

Immigration LawImmigration LawBusiness & Corporate LawBusiness & Corporate LawReal Estate LawReal Estate LawCivil Litigation & Dispute ResolutionCivil Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Fitch Violande

4 lawyers · Est. 2015

Fitch Violande is an association of independent legal practitioners in Halifax, Nova Scotia, founded by Nicholaus Fitch and James Violande in October 2015. The firm offers legal help in corporate and commercial law, c…

Business & Corporate LawBusiness & Corporate LawCriminal DefenceCriminal DefenceFamily LawFamily LawPersonal InjuryPersonal Injury

Listing compiled from the firm’s public website in July 2026. Verify licence status in the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society directory ↗