Customized Legal Service Across A Full Range Of Practice Areas
At Ryder-Burbidge Hurley Foster, we’ve been providing clients with a full menu of legal services since 1988. Over the years, our lawyers have worked closely with individuals, families and businesses throughout Kingston and Eastern Ontario. In every case and for every client our goal is the same: find the best solution for legal matters that everyday people encounter in a lifetime.
Whether you need legal advice in a single area or you require an integrated approach, we can help. Our team of Kingston lawyers have deep knowledge in a variety of law practice areas, including:
How Can We Help?
Our team is ready to help guide you through your legal dispute, transaction, contract, or estate planning process. We are here to help!
Sometimes a legal question or situation is more complex than it first appears. Our lawyers will work with you from start to finish to ensure the best possible outcome.
Come In For A Consultation
We invite you to come in and meet our lawyers. At our full-service law firm, we break the stereotypes — no large oak doors, no ticking clocks, no intimidating language. We make working with a lawyer a comfortable experience.
When you come in, we’ll take the time to thoroughly understand your situation, your needs and your goals. We’ll problem solve with you and help you make the most informed decision possible.
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