2 lawyers · Established 1985 · Halifax County, Queens County, Shelburne County
One of 78 law firms listed in Halifax, and one of 27 handling Wills, Estates & Trusts.
Virtual appointmentsFownes Law Offices is a general-practice firm founded in 1985 by Allen Fownes, with offices in Halifax, Liverpool (South Shore) and Barrington (Shelburne County). It serves the Queens, Lunenburg, Shelburne and Halifax County communities, handling wills and estates, real estate transactions, civil litigation and business matters.
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