Halifax & Dartmouth Law Firm
Business · Immigration · Family · Wills & Estates · Notary · Litigation
Local care. Qualified in Canada & Ghana. Cross-border perspective.
How we can help
Business Law
Starting, running, buying or selling a business? Clear advice on structure, contracts, with guidance on trademarks.
Immigration Law
Refused, delayed or unsure of your status? Clear options for your Canadian immigration matter.
Family Law
Facing separation or a parenting dispute? Practical advice, mediation and court representation, handled with care.
Estate Planning
Who decides for you if you can’t? Wills, powers of attorney and personal directives, including cross-border planning.
Civil Litigation
Breached contracts or facing a claim? Advice on contract disputes, negotiation, mediation and court.
Notary Services
Need documents notarized or certified? Notarization, commissioning and certified copies, in person, online or at your location.
Why people choose The LegalSeed
A law firm in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, with a different perspective, a practical approach and more possibilities.
We understand your journey
Building a life, starting a business or navigating an unfamiliar system raises questions people hesitate to ask. We listen and help you find practical options.
A broader perspective
Qualified as a lawyer in Canada and Ghana, we bring an international perspective to your matter, serving clients across Canada and internationally.
Practical solutions, not just limits.
We don’t stop at what can’t be done. We assess the risks and explore lawful pathways that make sense legally, commercially and personally.
Your goals guide our advice.
Behind every legal issue is a person, a family or a business worth protecting. We take time to understand why it matters to you, and we communicate plainly.
We don’t just explain the law. We help you explore what’s possible.

Meet Our Lawyer
Veronica Dossah is a lawyer and notary public, qualified in Canada and Ghana. She helps entrepreneurs, families and newcomers plan, protect and grow, serving clients across Canada and internationally, depending on the matter.
A graduate of Dalhousie University, Schulich School of Law. She is also a board member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Atlantic Institute, (ADRAI), Canada.
How it works
1. Book
Pick the appointment that fits: a free 15-minute discovery call, a 30-minute legal consultation, or a notary appointment.
2. Talk it through
We listen, ask the right questions and explain your options in plain language.
3. Move forward
You leave with clear next steps. If we work together, the scope and fees are set out in a written agreement.
Have a legal matter and not sure where to start?
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to hire a lawyer at The LegalSeed?
Legal fees depend on the nature and complexity of your matter. We offer fixed fees for certain services and hourly billing for others. A complimentary 15-minute discovery call lets us briefly discuss your matter, and a 30-minute legal consultation is $150 plus tax. We explain the fees and scope of services before you decide to proceed.
How can I book an appointment?
Click Book an Appointment to choose a time online: a free 15-minute discovery call, a 30-minute legal consultation, or a notary appointment. You can also call +1 902 266 4224 or email info@thelegalseed.com. Appointments are available virtually and in person, depending on your matter.
Do I need a lawyer to start or incorporate a business in Nova Scotia?
You are not legally required to hire a lawyer to incorporate. However, legal advice can help you choose an appropriate business structure, understand shareholder responsibilities, prepare corporate documents, and build a sound legal foundation for your business.
Does The LegalSeed help newcomers and immigrant-owned businesses?
Yes. We provide practical legal guidance to newcomers, immigrant entrepreneurs and established Canadian businesses alike, including immigration matters, starting and running a business, and planning for your family’s future.
Ready to talk?
The first step is a conversation. Book an appointment and tell us what you need.
