Working to make your transactions seamless.
Meet Tara Talbot
Tara Talbot is a Real Estate Lawyer in Regina, Saskatchewan - Here to work with you to secure your investments.
From small town Saskatchewan, Tara Talbot went on to graduate from the University of Regina before completing her Juris Doctor at the University of Saskatchewan in 2001 and Articles in British Columbia in 2002.
Tara Talbot has practiced in Saskatchewan since 2004 and has maintained a clear focus on Real Estate Law. Much of her success in this area is due to the relationships she has built with others in the industry. She dedicates attention to each transaction and is approachable when issues arise. This type of involvement allows her to anticipate and often prevent problems before they start.
“Much of her success in this area is due to the relationships she has built with others in the industry. ”
Real Estate law is Tara's preferred area of practice. She prides herself on charging fair rates for exceptional work.
While she enjoys all areas of Real Estate Law, she is particularly interested in:
assisting first time home buyers with their questions and concerns
familiarizing clients with the complexities of their condominium transactions
Well over a decade ago, Tara expanded her practice to include work in Wills and Estates so that she is best equipped to meet the changing needs of her clients.
Tara Talbot balances her law practice with a fulfilling family life - she is married with three children - and community involvement. She was a member of the board for the Regina Mortgage and Loans Association and dedicated years of board membership to SOFIA House, a local second stage housing facility with programming and services for victims of domestic violence.
Making the decision of buying, selling or changing your mortgage, or planning and administrating an estate can impact your future. Deal with someone who cares as much as you do, contact Tara today.
Our New Location:
We relocated our office to the main floor of 2216 Smith Street in 2024 after Tara and her husband purchased the 1906 building known locally as the Newlands Residence. It was the home of Henry Newlands and his daughter, Edina, during his appointment to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, well before he became the fourth lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan and moved to Government House. Historically notable in her own right, Edina became the twelfth female pilot in Canada.
The home served as a single-family residence until 1933 when it was converted into apartment suites, later becoming known as Windsor Court. It was redeveloped for a mix of commercial and residential use in approximately 1986, with a major addition and further renovations taking place in 2000.
When we were ready to move to the main floor, we felt it needed some updating and we required further renovations to add some functionality for our law office. With Appelquist Interior Design and Holli’s unique ability to appreciate our vision for the property that she balanced with our need for function, the attention to detail in the carpentry of Darrel Protz who showed constant respect for the age of the home, and the help and diligence of a variety of other professionals and contractors, we now have a space that makes our practice more efficient and enhances the old house charm.
We look forward to welcoming clients in our wonderful space in the heart of Regina’s Transition Area for years to come.
A legacy of strength.
One of the first Law firms founded by a woman in Saskatchewan.
Regina Law Firm
dowling talbot
Contributing to the Way Law is Practiced in Saskatchewan Since Inception in 1933.
History
“Ruth S. McGill, Q.C. Ruth was one of the first female lawyers in private practice in Saskatchewan.”
The law firm was originally founded in 1933 in Regina, Saskatchewan, by Ruth S. McGill, Q.C. Miss McGill was one of the first female lawyers in private practice in Saskatchewan and, for many years, the only female lawyer engaged in private practice in the City. In 1965 she was joined by James E. Robb, and practiced under the firm name of McGill & Robb, Barristers and Solicitors until her passing in 1974. Mr. Robb practiced under the firm name of James E. Robb, Barrister and Solicitor, until he was joined by Glen W. Dowling, K.C. in 1986. The firm practiced under the name Robb & Dowling, Barristers and Solicitors, and continued to practice under that name after Mr. Robb retired in 1994. Tara Talbot joined the practice in 2017. The law firm has been in continuous practice in Regina, Saskatchewan since 1933.
Our Office
2216 Smith Street
Regina, SK S4P 2P4