Lauren M. Randall

Lauren M. Randall

(902) 460-3421 (902)- 463-7500 lrandall@boyneclarke.ca
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Property Assistant
Mandy Baillie
mbaillie@boyneclarke.ca
Estate Paralegal
Victoria Stoyles
vstoyles@boyneclarke.ca
"Effective April 30 , 2018 – Cyril Randall is retired from BOYNECLRKE LLP. It has been an incredible experience working with, and learning from my dad, Cyril, over the past 10 years. I am looking forward to continuing to provide the same level of service and dedication to his clients as he embarks on the adventure that is retirement."

About Lauren

Lauren is an Associate with the Real Estate and Estate Teams, focusing on Residential Real Estate, Wills and Estate Planning and Probate and Administration of Estates. She also has a particular focus on condominium law and is able to guide a developer through the registration process.

Lauren is aware that buying a home is the biggest purchase in an individual’s life and she believes it is important to have a lawyer who will guide homebuyers through the process. She is always available to personally answer any client’s questions, helping to eliminate any concerns her clients have throughout the process.

In Lauren’s Wills and Estate Planning practice, she helps her clients prepare for the future with ease. She works with clients to ensure that their loved ones are taken care of with the least amount of stress to deal with in unfortunate circumstances.

In her spare time, Lauren plays fastball with the Nova Scotia She-Devils and has done so for over 15 years. She also volunteers her time at the Bide Awhile shelter and delivers food at Christmas with the St. Vincent DePaul Society of Halifax.


Areas of Practice

Lauren's Background

Education
  • 2008: L.L.B., The University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick
  • 2005: Bachelor of Commerce, Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick
Employment
  • 2009 - Present: Associate, BOYNECLARKE LLP, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
  • 2008 - 2009: Articled Clerk, BOYNECLARKE LLP, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Professional Memberships
  • Member - Nova Scotia Barristers' Society
  • Member - Canadian Bar Association
  • Member - FUSION Halifax
  • Member - Canadian Condominium Institute
Community Activities
  • Volunteer Counsel - NSBS Land Title Clarification Probono Group
  • Volunteer Supervising Counsel - Dalhousie Wills Project
  • Past Vice President - Metro Ladies' Ball Hockey League
  • Past Volunteer - NS Barristers Society LRA exam
  • Past Volunteer - Brigadoon Village
  • Past Volunteer - Big Brothers, Big Sisters
  • Past Volunteer - Nova Scotia Mental Health Foundation

Recent Blog Posts by Lauren

Blog Post | June 26, 2018

Before Renting your Property on Short-Term Rental Websites: Some Things you Should Know

Lauren M. Randall Authored by: Lauren M. Randall Posted in: Real Estate, Wills & Estates

More and more Canadians are renting their homes to travelers via online short-term vacation rental services such as Airbnb, VRBO and HomeAway.

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Blog Post | September 20, 2017

Well Water Testing When Buying a Home

Lauren M. Randall Authored by: Lauren M. Randall Posted in: Real Estate

If you’ve decided to buy a home that is not on municipal water services it is important to know how this affects the home purchase process and ongoing home ownership. 

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Blog Post | November 24, 2016

So you're Thinking of Buying a New Construction Condo Unit...

Lauren M. Randall Authored by: Lauren M. Randall Posted in: Real Estate

New construction condo units can be an attractive opportunity for first time owners, but these units come with their own unique set of terms and conditions that you should be aware of.

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Blog Post | March 28, 2016

Estate Planning: Married, Divorced or Common Law

Lauren M. Randall Authored by: Lauren M. Randall Posted in: Wills & Estates

If you are married, divorced, separated or common law there are different ways your assets will get distributed upon death. It is important to know what happens to your assets in the event something happens to you. Estate plans allow you to decide how your assets get distributed.

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