Legal Advice & Legal Services

Family, Business, Contracts, Aboriginal, Civil, Landlord Law, Housing Law, Elder Law

We provide legal advice and are ready to help. New Columbia Law Corporation is ready to advise our clients on Legal Advice matters in the British Columbia area. We are proud to extend our legal experiences to help best serve our clients.

Legal Representation

Justice for You

Let New Columbia Law Corporation be the solution for your Legal Representation needs. By combining a fundamental understanding of the big picture with the complexity of daily interactions and experiences, we provide proactive solutions to a diversity of clients. We are involved in significant and interesting matters from landlord tenancy disputes, aboriginal law, family law, and other commercial and civil matters.

Express Consultation

Throughout many years of providing this service to clients, our team has gained the experience and expertise necessary to make this process as seamless as possible. If you have any questions, simply reach out.  As a member of the Canadian Bar Association, we participate in the Access Pro Bono. Lawyer Referral Program providing 30 minute consultations.  Call today!

Comprehensive Analysis

Legal decisions can be difficult and complicated, which is why it’s crucial to take an informed approach. Through this service offering, we strive to provide all the information necessary to achieve results.  In legal situations, there are often more than one track to solve a problem, it is our goal to look at the options and advise on them in order to make informed decisions moving forward.

Founding lawyer, Troy Hunter J.D. has a broad range of experience as a barrister and solicitor raised in the East Kootenays. Having worked in South East Asia and Western Canada, his practice includes administrative law, aboriginal law, economic development, M&A, civil and family law.  Hunter has worked on commercial leases, Indian Reserve transactions, resort planning, land use planning, aboriginal law, residential tenancy branch issues.

Troy Hunter