Experienced Stettler Lawyers for Criminal Defence, Civil Litigation, and More
At Advocate Law, we proudly serve clients in Stettler and Central Alberta with experienced, results-driven legal representation. Whether you need support with criminal defence, civil litigation, or other legal matters, our team can represent your case to give you the best chance to achieve your desired outcome.
Seasoned Advocate lawyers Maurice Collard and Andrew Phypers are both available to Stettler clients by scheduled appointments, making it easy to access personalized, confidential legal consultations that fit your schedule.
Maurice and Andrew each bring extensive knowledge and a client-first approach to every case, ensuring you're supported from start to finish.
Maurice C. Collard
Red Deer, StettlerMaurice Collard is an experienced and successful criminal defence lawyer who has aggressively defended some of the most high profile cases in Central Alberta and is a founding member of Advocate Law. He began his career as a criminal defence lawyer in Red Deer and then moved to the Crown Prosecutor’s Office as the youngest prosecutor. He became the longest-serving active Crown Prosecutor in Central Alberta.
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Andrew D. Phypers
Camrose, Edmonton, Maskwacis, Ponoka, Red Deer, Rocky Mountain House, Stettler, WetaskiwinAndrew Phypers is one of the founding members of Advocate Law and an experienced criminal defence lawyer. He graduated with an honours degree from the University of Calgary in 2008 and achieved a Doctorate of Laws from the University of Alberta in 2012. He completed his article in 2013 with Denise Lightning, working in challenging jurisdictions including Maskwacis, Edmonton, and Red Deer.
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Michael Cheung
Canmore, Camrose, Cochrane, Drumheller, Edmonton, Killam, Maskwacis, Medicine Hat, Okotoks, Ponoka, Red Deer, Rocky Mountain House, Stettler, Strathmore, WetaskiwinMichael Cheung earned his Bachelor of Arts in Criminology in 2020. He later graduated from Thompson Rivers University, earning his Juris Doctorate in 2024. In law school, Michael worked for the TRU Community Legal Clinic and the Alberta Civil Liberties Centre, and helped run the TRU Professional Clothing Donation Society.
