Real Estate Conveyancing • Mortgages • Estate Planning

Lisa moved to Sidney from Oregon after she met her future husband David Ehrlich. She started work at Salvador Davis, while studying Business Administration at Camosun College. She continued her education for an additional two years at the University of British Columbia, completing the Notary Program in 2000. Lisa was awarded the prestigious Dr. Hoeter Award for highest marks in the province.

Lisa continues to work tirelessly to ensure her clients receive the best possible care and attention.

Lisa has extensive experience in conveyancing and mortgage documentation. She is especially thorough in dealing with first time home buyers and financing issues. Lisa practices with the most up to date technology and information systems. She is always keen to learn evolving and new areas of land registry through embracing technology.

Lisa lives in Sidney with her husband Dave, and their two sons.

Todd Wiebe is the most recent partner of Salvador Davis & Co. Todd completed his legal studies at Simon Fraser University where he received his Masters in Applied Legal Studies in 2015. Before that, Todd worked at Salvador Davis & Co. and became a partner in 2017. Having trained under the guidance of Laurie Salvador, Todd has extensive knowledge of estate planning, wills, powers of attorneys, and representation agreements.

Within his community, Todd serves as a Director and Secretary for the Sidney Business Improvement Area Society. He continues to contribute to many community organizations including the RCMP Community Liaison Board.

Todd currently lives with his family in Sidney and enjoys golfing, baseball, and reading.

Morrie Baillie has been practicing as a BC Notary since 2013. Morrie enjoys helping clients understand legal information. Her favourite area of the law is estate and personal planning. She appreciates working with people to draft important documents that provide her clients with a sense of empowerment and peace of mind.

She is an active member of the Society of Notaries Public of BC and BC Notaries Association. She has participated in the screening and interviewing process of Notary candidates. She has been one of the examiners for the statutory estate planning exam which all new notaries must participate and pass to be commissioned as a BC Notary. She has also mentored new notaries.

Currently, she is the Vice President for the BC Notaries Association, where the goal is to support and engage all notaries across the province.

Her formal education includes a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Arts in Applied Legal Studies degree from Simon Fraser University.

Laurie became a BC Notary in 1986 when she and Susan Davis took over her father’s practice. Laurie and Susan practiced together for 14 years. Laurie’s practice focused on the senior based population and she was widely known for her experience in Wills and estate planning documents. Laurie provided mentorship for many new notaries and taught the estate planning module to the notarial candidates for 8 years. Laurie was a Director of the Society of Notaries Public of BC for 8 years and served 6 years as a Governor of the Notary Foundation. She served 10 years as Chair of the Lobstick Foundation.

Although officially retired, Laurie continues to look after the clients for whom she has Power of Attorney, as well as estates where she is the Executrix. Since retiring she has taken up art and published an award-winning cookbook (Olive Me; A Collection of Recipes) and has plans to travel extensively in the next few years.

Susan became a BC Notary in 1986 after receiving the very first Dr. Bernard Hoeter award for the highest overall marks on the six statutory notarial exams. She practiced with her partner, Laurie Salvador, in Sidney for fourteen years. After that, she semi-retired and helped with holiday relief in the Sidney office and for other notaries throughout the Province. Susan is dedicated to ongoing education and has an honours diploma in Urban Land Economics from UBC.

In addition to her practice as a notary public, Susan served as President of the Society of BC Notaries from September 2008 to September 2010, and chair of the Notary Foundation from September 2010 to September 2012.

Susan strongly believes in service to the community. Currently, she devotes much of her time to local non-profit organizations, including West Coast Reach Association, Sidney Sister Cities Association and Sidney Museum and Archives. Susan is also the past president of the Sidney Rotary Club.

Sidney keeps in touch with the Sidney office, and is there to lend a helping hand when required.

Susan is married to Dan Mercer and together they have 3 children and 8 grandchildren.

John was the founder of the firm in 1968. We are all grateful to him for his hard work and good reputation. We still have clients who started with John and wouldn’t dream of going elsewhere for notarial services. In 1968, John encouraged his administrative assistant, Susan Davis, and his daughter, Laurie Salvador to take over the practise. He stayed long enough to make sure the two of them had a good start on their new careers as Notaries.

John lived a long, happy retirement and passed away in 2021 at the age of 95.