Whitmore Law is a solo practice in White Rock, focused on family law, wills and estates, and small business. You deal with one lawyer — me — and you'll always understand what's happening with your file.
Separation, divorce, parenting arrangements, and agreements. Steady guidance through the least steady time most people ever navigate.
Wills, powers of attorney, representation agreements, and probate. The paperwork that makes hard days easier for the people you love.
Incorporations, contracts, leases, and the disputes that didn't need to become lawsuits. Legal groundwork for owner-operators.
How I work
Every matter starts with a real conversation about what it's likely to cost — flat fees where the work is predictable (most wills and incorporations), clear estimates where it isn't. You'll never open an invoice and be surprised. If something changes the scope, you'll hear it from me before it changes the bill.
I was called to the BC bar in 2009 and spent eight years at a mid-size firm in Vancouver before opening Whitmore Law in White Rock in 2017.
“Naomi explained in one meeting what two other consultations left foggy. We left knowing exactly what our options were.”
“She handled my mother's estate with patience I didn't know lawyers had. Every step was explained before it happened.”
Choose a time that works, tell me briefly what it's about, and we'll meet by video or at the White Rock office. If your matter is urgent — a court date, a deadline — say so in the notes and I'll do my best to move things.
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