Thomas A. Schuck
Born in Regina, Tom has been living in Weyburn since 1971.  He has been very active with church organizations and community groups, and has frequently entertained community functions as a pianist. He has served on Weyburn Rotary Club, Weyburn Chamber of Commerce, Church Council and Souris Valley Regional Care Centre.

Tom graduated in law from the University of Saskatchewan in 1971, and has practiced law continuously in Weyburn from 1972 to the present with the law firm of Nimegeers, Schuck, Wormsbecker & Bobbitt.

In the past five years, Tom has worked extensively in Oil & Gas Law and in corporate reorganization, especially as it relates to establishment of family trusts and taxation. Utilizing tax knowledge, he has prepared numerous wills, multiple trust wills and wills with multiple family trusts. Tom is registered with The Law Society of Saskatchewan as having a preferred area of practice of wills, estate planning and estate administration.  Over the past five years, Tom has also acted on many cases involving religious freedom.  He has successfully appealed several cases and was the lead council in an intervention on an appeal from a Human Rights Tribunal decision to the Court of Appeal of Saskatchewan.

In March, 2000 he was one of the presenters to members of The Law Society of Saskatchewan on multiple trust wills and family trust wills for the Estate Planning Seminar sponsored by the Saskatchewan Legal Education Society.

He has recently attended the following professional development courses:

1. Prairie Province Regional Tax Conference of Canada Tax Foundation - 1994, 1999 and 2000

2. Tax Up-Date 2000 and 2006 by Thomas Devaney of Video Tax News

3. Sponsored by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan:

4. Sponsored by the Law Society of Saskatchewan:

Stafford E. Nimegeers (retired)
Stafford was born in Ceylon, grew up in Ralph, and has been living in Weyburn since 1967.  He is very involved in the community, having served as a Director of the Weyburn Co-operative Association and Chamber of Commerce, Trustee of the Catholic School Board and President of the Weyburn Rotary Club.  Stafford has also been active in the Weyburn Community Development Committee and the National Elks Club.  Stafford practiced law continuously in Weyburn from 1967 until 2005 and he is now retired.

Ronald J. Wormsbecker
Ron grew up in a solidly based Christian home just outside of Sedley.  He has fond memories of his school days, playing baseball and hockey and of helping his father on the farm.  Ron's schoolboy ambition was to become a lawyer.  In 1972, he received his Bachelor of Laws and started Articling in Weyburn.  Ron's university studies in economics and political science nurtured an interest in politics.  In 1991, he was elected MLA for the Constituency of Weyburn and served one term under Roy Romanow.

Ron takes a special interest in farm issues as he actively farmed for ten years. Ron also donates much of his time to his church and the Tommy Douglas Performing Arts Centre. At present, Ron is the president of the Weyburn Chapter of Full Gospel Business Mens Fellowship International.

Ron practices in all areas of law with some emphasis on family law.  Ron is also a registered collaborative law lawyer in Saskatchewan.  Collaborative law is a less costly, non-adversarial approach to resolving family law issues such as custody and division of property.  Having served as an MLA, Ron gained insight into the operations of government bureaucracy.  His clients benefit from his experience in matters involving government agencies and bureaucratic red tape.

Ron attends seminars regularly, keeping himself informed and up-to-date. He has attended courses on Preparing Affidavits and Solicitor's Legal Opinions, Trial by Paper, New Family Law Rules, New Land Registration System, and Quick and Efficient Real Estate Closings.

D. Gregory Bobbitt, Q.C.
Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Greg has been living in Weyburn since 1975.  He has been very involved with young people, working with community groups such as the Cubs, Scouts, Youth Group and Minor Ball. Greg's eloquence in the Court Room is also shown at his church, where he is a Lay Presider. He has served as President of Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers, as well as the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation.

Greg has acquired the reputation as an accommodating, fair and excellent lawyer, particularly in the areas of real estate, business and corporate law.  His appointment as Queen's Counsel in 1986 confirms his credentials and distinction.

Greg's clients appreciate his personal touch and his concern for their particular needs and circumstances.  His personable nature, and forceful representation of his clients, has made him a popular and successful lawyer.  Despite his busy schedule, Greg attends many courses to keep himself current and informed. 

When not following his children's activities, Greg keeps busy out of the office with The Family Place and his church.

Michael R. Weger

Michael Weger began  working as a Student-at-Law at NSWB in May of 2007.  Mike grew up southeast of Weyburn, in Midale, and is a graduate of Midale Central School.  After high school, he attended the University of Regina as a UR Scholar.  Mike completed the 3 years towards his B.A. in Political Science before being accepted to the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law, where he obtained his LL.B.  Mike was admitted to the Law Society of Saskatchewan as a Lawyer on June 2, 2008.  Mike and his wife, Cara, have two daughters, Teresa and Meaghan. Mike enjoys watching and playing sports, the outdoors, and spending time with friends and family.

Andrew K. Svenson

Andrew Svenson began  working as a Student-at-Law at NSWB in May of 2007.  He is originally from Regina, but since graduating from high school, he has lived in Edmonton, Jamaica and Winnipeg.  Andrew attended the University of Alberta completing 3 years towards his B.Ed. before being accepted to the University of Manitoba, College of Law, where he obtained his LL.B.  Andrew was admitted to the Law Society of Saskatchewan as a Lawyer on June 2, 2008.  Andrew and his wife, Angela, have purchased a home in Weyburn and are settling here with their four children, Joshua, Joel, Hannah and Hezia.  Andrew enjoys sports, camping and spending time with his wife and children.