Angela Hunter is an associate at Procido LLP, where her practice focuses on Real Estate Law. She has a broad range of experience in corporate transactions, commercial lending, estate planning, and estate administration. Angela finds fulfillment in guiding clients through complex legal matters with both expertise and compassion, emphasizing clear communication and transparency at every stage. She is committed to building long-term client relationships by helping individuals and businesses navigate real estate transactions, restructure operations, and protect family legacies through thoughtful estate planning.

Angela began her legal career in 2014 after earning her certificate as a legal assistant, working with two national firms in Saskatoon in a corporate legal assistant role. She pursued further education starting in 2018 and was accepted into the University of Saskatchewan College of Law in 2021, where she earned her Juris Doctor in 2024.

Outside of her legal practice, Angela enjoys podcasting, home renovations, and real estate investing.

Angela’s hobbies outside of work include podcasting, home renovations and real estate investing.

REPESENTATIVE WORK

• Completion of numerous complicated corporate reorganizations and restructurings.
• Administration of varying degrees of complex estate matters before the Court of Kings Bench.
• Experience in all types of real estate transactions, both residential and commercial.
• Completion of many commercial lending packages.
• Advising families on the creation of estate planning, including power of attorneys and health care directives.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

• Member, BNI Prairie Prosperity (2025 – Present)
• Volunteer, New Hope Dog Rescue (2016 – Present)
• Member, Nature’s Food Bank (2026 – Present)
• Past Board Member, Canadian DeafBlind Association (2023 – 2026)
• Past Board Member, Child Find Saskatchewan (2018 – 2021)

BAR ADMISSIONS & EDUCATION

• Saskatchewan Bar Association, 2025
• Canadian Bar Association, 2025
• J.D., University of Saskatchewan (2024)