Sholter Law
A.W. Sholter

Real Estate
Wills & Estates
Corporations & Business Law
practice areas

Practice Areas

Real Estate

Are you buying or selling a home, cabin, building, acreage, or farm? Do you need legal advice about a lease? Do you need someone to prepare a lease, an offer to purchase, or a sale agreement for you? We handle all of this and more.

Residential Law

• Purchases and Sales
• Financing and refinancing
• Residential Leases
• Co-Ownership Agreements
• Easements, Rights of Way and Land Use
• Buyer-Seller Disputes
• Breaches of Contract

Commercial Law

• Purchases and Sales
• Real Estate Development
• Condominium Development
• Commercial and Investment
• Real Estate Leasing
• Easements, Rights of Way and Land Use
• Permit Approvals
• Co-Ownership Agreements
• Buyer-Seller Disputes
• Breaches of Contract

Business Law

Sholter Law represents hundreds of Alberta and Saskatchewan business clients, both small and medium-sized and in a variety of industries. We are committed to the success of our clients and to working with them to help them achieve their business goals, whether they are start-ups or established leaders in their industry.

• Incorporations
• Partnership Agreements
• Corporate Agreements
• Business Sale and Purchase Agreements
• Asset Rollover Agreements
• Shareholder Agreements
• Land or Share Transfers
• Joint Ventures
• Dividends
• Corporate Financing
• Business Disputes
• Breach of Contract
• Shareholder Disputes

Wills & Estates

Losing a loved one is an emotional and difficult time that everyone faces at some point in their lives. Sometimes disputes arise between family members and others. Thousands of dollars can be spent on legal fees and other costs. Such expenses and disputes serve only to add to the stress and anxiety that the surviving family members already endure. The risk of such a dispute arising if something should happen to you can be minimized by proper estate planning and drafting of your Will.
If you don’t have a Will, government legislation directs what happens to your estate.
Every adult should have a Will, Power of Attorney, and Personal Directive. Once prepared, these documents should be reviewed from time to time to ensure that they still achieve your goals and the needs of your family.

• Estate Planning
• Personal Directives
• Wills
• Powers of Attorney
• Probate and Administration of Estates
• Estate Disputes