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Wacholtz, Lindsay A. (Partner)
 (306) 565-5169
 (306) 359-0785
Practice Areas
 Family Law
General Litigation
Immigration Law
Insurance Law
Wills, Estates & Trusts
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Lawyer Profile
Lindsay Wacholtz is a Partner with a Civil Litigation practice, focused on Family Law, Estate Litigation, Employment Law and Immigration Law.
Lindsay has extensive litigation experience and has earned recognition as a family law practitioner. She handles all types of family law matters, including divorce, family maintenance, division of property and parenting.
Her Family Law practice also emphasizes negotiated resolutions to complex property, support and custody settlements. Her alternative dispute resolution practice involves cooperative and voluntary methods of conflict resolution and mediation.
Lindsay has represented corporate clients and individuals in a variety of forums, including tribunal hearings and actions in the Provincial Court, Court of Queen's Bench, Federal Court of Canada and Supreme Court of Canada.
Lindsay's Immigration Law practice has a focus on representling clients in appeal hearings, in addition to assisting employers in foreign worker matters.
Professional
Admitted to the Saskatchewan Bar, 2006
Partner with McDougall Gauley LLP since 2012
Education
Bachelor of Laws, 2005, University of Saskatchewan
Bachelor of Arts, 2002, University of Regina
Memberships & Associations
Member, Law Society of Saskatchewan
Member, Canadian Bar Association
Member, Regina Bar Association
Member, Women's Legal Education and Action Fund
Presentations
"Due Diligence in Estate Planning" - Canadian Association of Gift Planners,
 2008
"Discharging the Professional Duty of Care" - Financial and Asset Manager's
Conference, 2007
"Employing Foreign Workers" - McDougall Gauley LLP Labour and Employment
Seminar, 2007
Community Involvement
Volunteer, Pro Bono Law Canada
Board of Directors, Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association
Publications
"Standards of Review: The Evolution Continues", The Saskatchewan Advocate
- September 2008 Volume 10 Issue 3 at 24.
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