Meet Our Lawyers
At the law firm of Traxler Haines, you will meet a group of talented, professional lawyers each with several decades of experience. Learn more about each of our lawyers and what legal services they can provide for you:
Robert A. Traxler
- Called to the Bar in May 1979
- Education: BA, LLB
Services Provided:
- Residential Real Estate
- Wills
- Powers of Attorney
- Representation Agreements
- Estates – Probate & Administration
- Companies & Business Law
Roger W. Haines
- Called to the Bar May 12, 1980
- Education: BA, LLB
Services Provided:
- Mediation
- Personal Injury
- Estate Litigation
Brad E. L. Douglas
- Called to the Bar July 2011
- Education: LLB, Diploma in Management Studies, Electronics Certificate
Services Provided:
- Corporate/Commercial Law
- Real Estate
- Wills & Estates
Jacqueline L. Trudel
- Called to the Bar in May, 2013
- Education: BA Commerce, Juris Doctor
Services Provided:
- Corporate/Commercial Law
- Real Estate
- Wills & Estates
- Foreclosures
Donna M. Stelmock
Donna Stelmock retired from the practice of law on December 31, 2018. Traxler Haines thanks Donna for her many years of service to the firm and the city of Prince George.
David E. Jones
David retired in August 2016 after 41 years as a lawyer in Prince George. He articled at Hope Heinrich and spent 35 years with that firm before joining Traxler Haines in 2011. He was active in the community with memberships in several organizations and served his profession through his many years of service with the BC Legal Education Society.
He and his wife retired to Courtenay, BC and both look forward to more travelling and gardening. David says that active gardening in Courtenay is required by social convention and is enforced by one’s neighbours. The lawyers and staff at Traxler Haines will miss David’s humour and legal insight, and in turn he indicates fond recollections of his days at the firm.
David especially asked us to thank his many clients for their years of support and trust.
Sandra M. Staats
Sandra Staats has relocated to southern British Columbia and no longer practices with the law firm of Traxler Haines. She intends to practice law on a part time basis in coastal British Columbia, and her contact information is available on the BC Law Society's web page (lawyer lookup).
