Nancy Ling

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION

Nancy obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a double major in French and English from the University of St. Francis Xavier in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. In 2009, she obtained her Law Degree from the University of Saskatchewan. Nancy then moved to the Okanagan where she articled and practiced as an associate with a law firm in Vernon. She was called to the British Columbia Bar in 2010, joined FH&P Lawyers LLP as an associate in 2013 and joined the partnership in 2018.

Nancy practices in the areas of wills, trusts, estate and incapacity planning, estate administration, residential and commercial real estate, property matters, corporate transactions and business law.

Areas of Service

Contact Nancy

Phone:	250.448.0527
Toll Free:	1.888.320.4488
Fax:	250.762.8616
Email:	nling@fhplawyers.com
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Canadian Bar Association (Chair - Commercial and Real Estate Section Okanagan; Treasurer - Wills and Trusts Section Okanagan; and Sections Standing Committee)
Elevation Outdoor Experiential Programs Association
Kelowna Estate Planning Society
Kelowna Bar Association
Law Society of British Columbia
Women's Law Forum

Interests & Hobbies

Nancy’s family is originally from the Okanagan, and as an avid snowboarder and wakeboarder she has settled here in order to enjoy all that the Okanagan outdoors has to offer.

Recent Media

Dad cut me out of the will — what are my options?

Jan 25th by FH&P Lawyers

Dealing with the passing of a family member, especially a parent, is a painful and emotional process. What can make this process even more difficult is finding out that you were not included in their Will, and therefore are not able to collect any inheritance, property or keepsakes.

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THE HIGH ROAD: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA

Dec 18th by David Kemp

With so much discussion about the ramifications of the legalization of cannabis in Canada, why has so little dialogue centred around the unique opportunities available to establish cannabis ventures on reserve land? Some ventures, like Indigenous Roots, have recognized and seized this opportunity by setting up operations on various reserves across Canada. Find out why you should be doing the same! We are proud to present this piece, which was written primarily by our very talented co-op student, Damyn Libby, who is currently finishing a degree in Indigenous Studies at UBC's Okanagan campus and who aspires to practicing in Aboriginal Law. This area was of particular interest to him due to his area of study at UBC and his Métis heritage. Please get in touch if you would like

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THE HIGH ROAD: FINANCING YOUR COMPANY #1 - DEBT VS. EQUITY

Nov 26th by David Kemp

You've got the seeds of a million dollar business - maybe you've been growing weed for years and you've been developing new strains and varietals, maybe you've discovered the most efficient way to extract oil from cannabis and hemp, or maybe you make the best pot brownies any of your friends have ever tried. But how do you get started? What's the first step to making it all happen? In the immortal lyrics sung by Liza Minelli in Cabaret, “Money makes the world go around, the world go around, the world go around – a mark, a yen, a buck or a pound – is all that makes the world go around…”. While Neil DeGrasse Tyson might happily explain that gravity, not money, actually makes the world go around, there’s no doubt about the importance of money in making things happen - whether you’re building the next Aurora or just creating the local craft cannabis cultivation business you’ve always dreamed of, you’re going to need some kind of financing. If this resonates at all with you, we hope you’ll find this series of articles helpful for learning about methods of raising money, where money comes from, and how to stay on the right side of the law when raising money.

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