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Why Choose us
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1. Why should I hire a lawyer?
If you need legal representation in a Bahamian court of law, it would be in your best interest to hire a company with a proven track record and vast experience.
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2. How much does it cost?
Consultation starts from $150 per hour and upwards.
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3. What do I need to start?
Simply contact our office through the Contact Us link and describe what help you need.
Our Services
Bank & Financial
Mr. Olander claimed a vast amount of knowledge in regulatory and anti-money laundering practices during his tenure as Assitant Attorney General in The Commonwealth of The Bahamas.
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Corporate Law
In The Bahamas, companies can be incorporated under the Companies Act, 1992 (“Domestic Companies”) and under the International Business Companies, Act (“IBC’s”).
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Litigation
The Bahamian judicial system is based on English common law. Actions are brought before either the Magistrates Court or the Supreme Court, with recourse to the local Court of Appeal.
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Probate
Probate is the Certificate granted by the Probate Division of the Supreme Court of The Bahamas to the effect that the Last Will and Testament of the deceased person has been proved and registered in the Court.
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Conveyancing
The transfer of title to real property in The Bahamas is by way of a deed of conveyance which must be signed by the transferor or vendor, and also be signed by the purchaser, if there are covenants contained in the deed.
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Cival Law
Civil law deals with disputes between private parties or negligent acts that cause harm to others. Depending on your case, you may wish to solve the problem outside of court through alternative dispute resolution.
read moreAbout Mr. Olander
Wellington E. Olander is the managing director and head lawyer at W.E. Olander & Co. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree (B.A.) in Political Science from Coe College, Cedar Rapids, IOWA, a Bachelor of Law Degree (LL.B.) from The University of the West Indies, Barbados, and a Certficate of Legal Education (C.L.E.) from Norman Manley Law School, Kingston, Jamaica.