Business Details
17 Years
experience
Your Trusted Legal Partner in Upper Tantallon
Farrow Hicks McDade Law is a client-focused legal practice established in 2009, rooted in the Upper Tantallon community. Our firm prioritizes personalized service, building strong relationships with clients to deliver tailored legal solutions. With a team of experienced professionals, we handle real estate, family law, business matters, and more, combining local knowledge with comprehensive legal expertise. Our office, located in the historic Nash Place, reflects our commitment to community and tradition while providing modern, efficient legal services.We emphasize transparency, accessibility, and practical guidance, offering free consultations to help clients make informed decisions. Our approach minimizes stress through negotiation and settlement but includes robust advocacy when litigation is necessary. We serve individuals and businesses across Nova Scotia, leveraging partnerships to streamline transactions and reduce costs. Our history of growthfrom a solo practice to a multi-partner firmdemonstrates our dedication to excellence and client care.
Services
Real Estate Law
Corporate and Commercial Law
Family Law
Wills and Estate Planning
Business Law
Labour and Employment Law
Civil Litigation
Immigration Law
Notarizing
Independent Legal Advice
Details
- Year established: 2009
Highlights and features
- We offer free initial consultations to clarify your legal needs without obligation.
- Our team has decades of combined experience in Nova Scotia's legal landscape.
- We prioritize negotiation to resolve disputes but advocate fiercely in court when needed.
- Our community partnerships streamline transactions and reduce client costs.
- We provide personalized service tailored to each client's unique circumstances.
Services
Real Estate Law
We handle residential and commercial real estate transactions, including purchases, sales, refinancing, and leasing. Our team collaborates with agents and lenders to simplify processes, reduce costs, and ensure legal compliance. Clients receive personalized guidance from offer to closing.
Corporate and Commercial Law
Our services include business acquisitions, commercial financing, and corporate reorganizations. We advise on tax implications, contract negotiations, and shareholder agreements to protect client interests and facilitate growth in Nova Scotia's business environment.
Family Law
We address separation agreements, divorce proceedings, custody arrangements, and property division with compassion. Our focus is on minimizing conflict through negotiation while providing strong courtroom representation when necessary to protect client rights and family interests.
Wills and Estate Planning
We draft wills, powers of attorney, and personal care directives to ensure asset distribution aligns with client wishes. Our services include executor guidance and trust administration, balancing legal precision with sensitive, individualized planning.
Immigration Law
We assist with work permits, study visas, permanent residency, and citizenship applications. Our expertise includes Labour Market Impact Assessments and resolving stalled immigration cases to support individuals and employers in Nova Scotia.
People
Jacqueline Farrow
Founder
Founded Farrow Law in 2009, building a reputation for community-focused legal service before retiring in 2025.
Morgan Hicks
Partner
Joined as partner in 2020, continuing the firm's legacy of personalized legal solutions in Nova Scotia.
Mitchell McDade
Partner
Became partner in 2023, specializing in business and real estate law to support local entrepreneurs.
Questions
What areas of law does Farrow Hicks McDade Law specialize in?
We specialize in real estate, family law, business law, immigration, wills and estate planning, and civil litigation.
Do you offer free initial consultations?
Yes, we provide a one-hour free consultation to discuss your legal needs and potential costs.
How can I prepare for a real estate transaction?
Gather property details, financing documents, and identification. Our team will guide you through required steps.
What should I bring to my first legal meeting?
Bring relevant documents like contracts, identification, and any existing legal paperwork related to your matter.
How long does an estate planning process take?
Simple cases may take 1-2 weeks; complex situations involving trusts or tax planning may require additional time.
Reviews (2)
Dan MacMillan
Jan 30, 2021
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Thank you to Mitchell McDade who has completed two important legal tasks for me.......Mitchell made the process appear simple and he is very easy to work with......I will definitely be retaining his services in the future....Dan MacMillan
Tammy Carew
Nov 07, 2019
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Morgan is Awesome!! If you need someone to battle for you then call Morgan. She will go above & beyond for you. She is great :)
