Leduc & Leduc County

Leduc Lawyers for Full-Service Legal Help

Talk to a Leduc Lawyer About What Happens Next


Most people who call our Leduc office are not shopping for a firm. They have been served with documents, handed a severance letter, or left holding a parent's estate, and they want to know what happens next. Our Leduc lawyers answer that first. The legal mechanism comes after.

5919 50 St,
Leduc

Bhardwaj+Co keeps a staffed Leduc law office at 5919 50 St, a short walk from the courthouse. You meet a lawyer here. Not an intake screen in another city.

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Practice Areas

What Our Leduc Law Office Handles


Bhardwaj+Co practises as a full-service law firm, so one office handles matters that usually get split between three.

  • Family lawdivorce, parenting, support, and property division
  • Wills and estateswills, power of attorneys, probate, and estate administration
  • Business lawincorporation, shareholder agreements, and commercial lease review
  • Employment lawseverance review, wrongful dismissal, and workplace policies
  • Personal injurymotor vehicle accidents and injury claims

During your initial consultation, a Leduc lawyer will perform a full review of your situation. We identify the governing statute, the right court, and the documents to gather. You will receive a written follow-up memo on your legal matter, whether or not you retain us.

Family Law

Family Lawyers in Leduc


Family files move fast. They cover where the children sleep, who pays the mortgage, and whether there is money for groceries. Our Edmonton family lawyers serve Leduc clients from both offices.

We push for settlement when it is realistically available. When it is not, the file is already organised for court.

Divorce Act

Divorce Under the Divorce Act

Married couples divorce under the federal Divorce Act. Alberta recognises one year of separation, adultery, or cruelty as grounds. Our divorce lawyers file the application, serve it correctly, and chase the corollary relief that decides your year: support and parenting. Common-law partners separate under Alberta's Family Law Act instead, as adult interdependent partners.

A divorce becomes contested when spouses cannot agree. Our divorce lawyers in Leduc sort files early into the ones that will settle and the ones that will not.

Support & Property

Spousal Support and Property Division in Alberta

A spousal support lawyer negotiates against the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines, which produce a range rather than a number. Length of the relationship, each person's income, and who stepped back from work all move the figure. Our spousal support practice covers claims and defences.

Property and debt division under the Family Law Act presumes an equal split of what the relationship built, though exemptions apply to gifts, inheritances, and property brought in. Separation agreements capture the result in writing so the same fight does not return in two years.

Talk to a Leduc Family Lawyer About Your Options

No-pressure consultation, and you leave with next steps in writing. Reach the Leduc office at (780) 986-3487.

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Wills & Estates

Wills, Estates and Probate for Leduc Families


Many people ask about wills after a funeral more often than before one. That is the expensive order. Our wills and estates lawyers will tell you when a testamentary trust earns its cost and when it does not. They will draft the documents that prevent the mess, and administer estates when nobody did.

Talk to a Leduc Wills and Estates Lawyer

Flat-fee wills and straight answers on whether you need probate. Call (780) 986-3487 or email hello@bhardwajco.ca.

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Leduc & Nisku

Business, Employment and Injury Matters in Leduc


Leduc and Nisku run on small businesses, contractors, and the industrial park south of the airport. Those clients bring different problems. Our Leduc law firm covers them from the same office.

Corporate

Incorporation and Shareholder Agreements

Incorporation is cheap to do badly. Our Leduc business lawyers set up the share structure with the exit in mind, because fixing it later costs several times the original fee. A shareholder agreement decides what happens when one partner wants out, dies, or stops showing up.

We also handle commercial transactions, asset and share sales, commercial lease review, and annual returns. Start-up packages carry a flat fee. Our business and corporate lawyers act for the corporate side when a family matter touches a company.

Workplace

Employment Law, Severance and Wrongful Dismissal

Alberta's Employment Standards Code sets a floor, not your entitlement. Common law notice is usually longer, which is why a severance offer signed in week one is often the most expensive document a person signs that year. Wrongful dismissal claims turn on notice, cause, and the wording of your contract. Our employment lawyers act for employees and employers alike.

Injury

Personal Injury and Car Accident Claims

Alberta's limitation period for most injury claims is two years from the event. Miss it, and the claim dies regardless of merit. A Leduc personal injury lawyer from our team can handle negligence claims, car accidents, and slip and falls. Our personal injury lawyers pursue compensation for income loss and future care, not only pain. Civil litigation outside injury runs from the same office.

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Our Leduc Office and the Communities We Serve


Our law office in Leduc is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Legal support in Leduc does not require a drive to the city.

Leduc Office

Visiting the Leduc Office

Our office sits at 5919 50 St, Leduc, AB T9E 6Z6, minutes from Telford Lake and the Leduc Golf Club. Parking is free. The Edmonton office at 10055 106 St handles any matter needing the downtown team, and files move between them without restarting.

We serve Leduc County and the communities around it, including Beaumont, Devon, Calmar, Thorsby, Nisku, and New Sarepta, plus Sherwood Park and Spruce Grove from the Edmonton side.

  • Leduc County
  • Beaumont
  • Devon
  • Calmar
  • Thorsby
  • Nisku
  • New Sarepta
  • Sherwood Park
  • Spruce Grove

Bring what you have. A missing document does not stop the meeting.

  1. Any court documents or letters you have been served with
  2. Your employment contract or severance offer, if the matter is a job
  3. Recent pay stubs, tax returns, and a rough list of assets and debts
  4. Any existing will, power of attorney, or separation agreement
  5. A written list of the questions keeping you up

Call the Leduc Office at (780) 986-3487

Same-week appointments are usually available.

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Leduc Lawyers: Common Questions

It depends on the work. Family files are billed hourly, personal injury runs on contingency with no fee unless you recover, and wills, uncontested divorce, and business start-up packages carry a published flat fee. We quote the structure in the initial consultation, before you commit.

Usually not. Most family, wills, employment, and business work is handled entirely from the Leduc office. Some hearings sit in Edmonton at the Court of King's Bench, and we attend those for you rather than sending you downtown.

An uncontested divorce commonly finishes in four to six months once the one-year separation is met. Contested files run longer, sometimes well past a year. Our guide on how long a divorce takes in Alberta walks through each stage of the legal process.

Yes, and you should do both. A separation does not automatically revoke a will or a power of attorney in Alberta, so an ex-spouse can remain your personal representative until you change it. We handle both legal needs in one legal matter file, and lawyers in Leduc rarely see one without the other.