

McGeough Zepick Law Office Prof. Corp. opened its doors on March 1,
2009 in the Garner Building, located on 1222 – 5th Street in
Estevan, Saskatchewan. With Branch Offices in Stoughton and Carlyle,
McGeough Zepick Law Office serves South East Saskatchewan in most
areas of the law including oil & gas, real estate, wills and estates,
family and corporate/commercial.
Our Lawyers
Tim McGeough graduated from University of Saskatchewan
with a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Economics. He went to law school
at the University of Saskatchewan and was admitted to the Saskatchewan
bar in 1987. Tim completed his articles in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan,
with the firm of MacKenzie & MacKenzie. He has practiced in Estevan
since 1989 with the firm formerly known as Kohlay, Elash and McGeough
and in 2009 opened McGeough Zepick Law Office. He has a general practice
of law with a focus on oil and gas, real estate and estate planning
for mineral owners. Tim has conducted numerous public seminars on
oil and gas leasing and estate planning for mineral owners. He has
served on the board of directors and executive for the United Way
of Estevan and the Estevan Tennis Club.
tim.mzlaw@sasktel.net
Lisa
Zepick graduated from the University of Regina in 1992 with
a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Psychology. She attended law school
at the University of Saskatchewan and was admitted to the Saskatchewan
bar in 1995. Lisa is also a member of the Collaborative Lawyers of
Saskatchewan Inc. (www.collabsask.com) She has served on the board
of directors and executive of the United Way of Estevan, South East
Violence Intervention Program, and Quota International of Estevan
Inc. Lisa has a general practice focusing on residential real estate,
wills, estates, family law, and adoption (step-parent and independent/private).
lisa.mzlaw@sasktel.net
Our
Staff
Susan Miller, B.A.
Office Manager/ Bookkeeper
susan.mzlaw@sasktel.net
Haley Kelly
Legal Assistant/ Secretary
mzlaw@sasktel.net
Our Location
McGeough Zepick Law Office is located in the upper
level of the Garner Building in downtown Estevan (1222-5th Street).
Saskatchewan Government Telephones built the building in the teens
as a telephone exchange after the government bought out the several
private companies in 1909 which originally operated in Saskatchewan,
including Bell Telephone Company which served Estevan and had an exchange
in a house on 5th Street. The building was later renamed after E.W.
Garner, a mayor of Estevan and member of the Legislative Assembly.
A number of businesses subsequently operated out of the building,
including a barber shop, accountant and private oil company.