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Are you a first-time home buyer looking for professional guidance on home purchases in Nova Scotia? Or maybe you already own a home, but you're ready to list it for sale, and you're not quite sure what steps to take? An experienced property law lawyer like Cheryl MacKenzie Butler can provide the clarity, guidance and perspective you need to be successful in your property transaction in Nova Scotia.

She has been practising law in the Cape Breton Island area for more than 15 years, and she and her staff are pleased to help you with property sales and purchases, deed preparation, migrations and more. She also offers other general practice legal services, including will writing and estate work.
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Cheryl MacKenzie Butler was born and raised in Cape Breton and serves as a lawyer in Sydney, Nova Scotia. She graduated from Dalhousie Law School in 1999 and was admitted to the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society in 2000, primarily focusing on property law. Her aim is to inform and assist potential clients in their property transactions and related matters.
Some of life's situations call for the professional guidance a lawyer can provide. When you're trying to purchase a home or sell a property, the complexity of the situation can be overwhelming, particularly if you're a first time home buyer or seller. MacKenzie Butler Law Office in Sydney provides you with the guidance you need to ensure all aspects of the transaction unfold smoothly.
In Nova Scotia, the land registration process has changed, and that has created a need for migration. Migration is where properties are moved from the old registration system to the new one. If you want to sell or refinance your home or property, you may first need to go through the migration process.
The best way to have peace of mind about the unpredictable future is to prepare those things you do have control over. Will and estate planning is an important part of those preparations, especially important if you have children or own property. Without a will, the Intestate Succession Act will determine what happens to your property.
Let barrister and solicitor Cheryl MacKenzie Butler use her more than 15 years of experience to guide you through selling your home, writing your will, or even migrating your property's registration. Our team is dedicated to ensuring you have the information you need to make confident, informed decisions.
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