Jenna Mollison

Associate

• 65 Grafton St.
  Charlottetown, P.E.
  C1A 1K8
• +1.902.629.4512
• +1.902.566.5283
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Language(s) spoken: English

Bar Admission(s): Prince Edward Island, 2026

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Legal Assistant(s): Julie Hopkins

Jenna is an associate in Stewart McKelvey’s Charlottetown office. She maintains a broad general practice and works with clients across a range of matters, including family, real property, estates, municipal, and administrative law.

Drawn to the legal profession through a commitment to access to justice, Jenna believes that effective legal representation begins with understanding the person behind the legal issue. She recognizes that every legal matter carries real significance for the individuals involved and is committed to providing practical guidance that reflects each client’s unique circumstances and goals.

Jenna strives to build strong relationships with clients by listening carefully, communicating clearly, and meeting people where they are. She understands that legal matters can be stressful and often involve significant personal, financial, or emotional considerations, and she prioritizes responsiveness, transparency, and a client-focused approach throughout the legal process.

Jenna’s experience includes:

• Assisted individuals and families with family law, estate planning, and estate administration matters.
• Supported employers and institutional clients on labour and employment matters, including workplace disputes and regulatory issues.
• Assisted insurers and professionals in the defence of liability, personal injury, and human rights claims, including preparation for discoveries and hearings.
• Supported municipalities and municipal organizations on governance, land use, and statutory compliance issues.
• Assisted government agencies and regulatory authorities with administrative and regulatory matters, including legal research and preparation of materials.
• Supported corporate and commercial clients on transactions, financing matters, and business-related disputes.