Hayden Johnston

Hayden Johnston is a dedicated and personable lawyer with an unwavering work ethic and a reputation as a creative problem solver. Known for his ability to connect with clients and colleagues alike, Hayden combines humour, approachability, and exceptional legal acumen to deliver outstanding results.

Specializing in property law, Hayden has developed a depth of knowledge and practical skill that has made him a trusted resource within the legal community. Lawyers with significantly more years at the bar regularly seek his counsel on challenging transactions, and he's always willing to share his insights and collaborate on innovative solutions.

Hayden's practice spans the full spectrum of property law. He handles residential purchases and sales, commercial property transactions including lease negotiations and construction development. His work includes guiding generational farms through succession planning and complex ownership transitions, steering large-scale development projects from concept to completion, advising on and acting for municipalities on land use and regulatory matters, unraveling chains of title, and structuring commercial real estate financing.

Whether navigating local land use and zoning regulations, obtaining permits, or addressing environmental issues related to land use, Hayden’s meticulous attention to detail and deep understanding of property law ensures seamless transactions and peace of mind for his clients.

From residential purchases to multi-million dollar commercial developments, from confirming proper ownership vesting and identifying unpaid loans, liens, or claims against properties, to arranging title insurance and negotiating transaction terms, Hayden's comprehensive approach leaves nothing to chance.

A proud New Brunswicker, Hayden's career is rooted in a commitment to excellence and service. His dynamic approach, from intricate legal work to community involvement, reflects his dedication to fostering meaningful relationships and finding innovative solutions to even the most complex property challenges.