Lindsey Louro

In the intricate world of estate planning and administration, alongside guardianship and trusteeship, Lindsey has emerged as a beacon of guidance and support. Since embarking on her legal journey in 2012, she has dedicated herself to demystifying the complex processes involved in securing one's legacy and navigating the aftermath of a loved one's passing. Her association with McLeod Law's Wills, Trusts, and Estates group since 2019 has allowed her to deepen her expertise and offer a more personalized service to her clients.

Lindsey's approach to estate planning is both thorough and compassionate, emphasizing the creation of tailored plans that reflect the unique wishes and intentions of each individual. Her qualifications, underscored by a STEP Diploma that grants her TEP status with STEP Canada, enable her to offer insights into creating robust Wills, Enduring Powers of Attorney, and Personal Directives.

Understanding the emotional weight that comes with estate administration, Lindsey offers a supportive hand to those grappling with loss, ensuring that the process is as smooth and understandable as possible. Her leadership roles, including her past position as Chair for the Canadian Bar Association's Wills, Estates, and Trusts Section on both national and regional levels, reflect her commitment to excellence and advocacy in her field.

Clients like Nancy Roberts attest to Lindsey's professionalism, efficiency, and personable nature, praising her ability to make complex legal procedures understandable and less daunting. Lindsey's educational background, with an LLB from the University of Aberystwyth and accreditation from the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, provides a solid foundation for her practice. Admitted to the Alberta bar in 2012, her career has been marked by a dedication to her clients' needs, making her a highly recommended choice for anyone seeking assistance in estate planning and administration.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Lindsey's personal interests, including hockey, cycling, reading, and cherishing family time, add depth to her character, making her not just a skilled lawyer but a relatable and engaged member of her community. Her involvement in teaching roles and speaking engagements further demonstrates her commitment to sharing her knowledge and expertise, contributing to the broader understanding of estate-related matters.