Susan Brushett- Justice of Peace

Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.

Anyone searching for Susan Brushett Justice of the Peace Halifax County should approach this listing as a verification profile rather than a confirmed wedding-vendor advertisement. Nova Scotia’s current Justice of the Peace directory lists Susan Brushett in Dartmouth, Halifax County, but research did not locate a working official business website that documents her wedding services.

The supplied Facebook URL could not be established as a current official source. The older Canada Wedding Guide record also contains contact information that differs from the provincial directory. For that reason, the profile remains review pending. Last reviewed: July 31, 2026.

Evidence status and identity

The strongest current evidence is the Government of Nova Scotia directory entry naming Susan Brushett as a Justice of the Peace in Dartmouth, Halifax County. That entry confirms the name, role, general location and a current directory contact, but it does not function as an official wedding-business website or describe a company operating under the title used on this page.

The exact-name and regional match is useful, but it is insufficient to verify the complete wedding-vendor identity, operating status or the legacy Barrington Street details.

Services and specialization

No current first-party page was found describing Susan Brushett’s ceremony services, specializations or booking options. Nova Scotia explains generally that a Justice of the Peace with the appropriate training may be authorized to perform civil wedding ceremonies; the available official pages do not state specifically that Susan is currently accepting wedding bookings.

Personalized scripts, rehearsals, vow renewals, religious elements and travel services should therefore be treated as unconfirmed unless Susan supplies current written details.

Service area and who it may suit

The provincial directory places Susan in Dartmouth within Halifax County. It does not publish a company service area, travel radius or list of ceremony locations. Couples considering a civil ceremony in the Halifax Regional Municipality may wish to make an enquiry, but should confirm whether their venue and date fall within her present service area before relying on this listing.

There is also no verified evidence about ceremony format, accessibility, languages, guest-count preferences or suitability for elopements and larger weddings.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The documented strength is that an exact-name entry appears in Nova Scotia’s current Justice of the Peace directory, providing an official route for initial contact. The practical limitation is the absence of a verified official business page describing current wedding availability, services, policies or examples of ceremony work.

The older CWG address and phone cannot be treated as current because the provincial entry shows a different phone number and identifies Dartmouth rather than the supplied Halifax street address.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. No company-specific package price, rehearsal charge, travel fee, deposit requirement, tax treatment, cancellation policy or rescheduling term could be verified from a current first-party source.

Provincial information about courthouse wedding fees should not be assumed to represent Susan’s fee for a ceremony at another location. Request a written quote covering every expected charge.

Contact and booking

Nova Scotia’s directory lists 902-292-0815 for Susan Brushett. This is different from the legacy phone attached to the CWG record, so the provincial number is used here as the current official-directory contact. No verified business website or clean postal address is available for publication.

When enquiring, identify the wedding date, ceremony location and desired format, then ask whether Susan is accepting civil-wedding bookings and is authorized for the intended ceremony.

What couples should confirm

Before making plans or sending payment, obtain current information directly and keep the agreed scope and fees in writing.

The absence of published terms makes these checks especially important:

• Current authorization to solemnize the marriage and availability for the requested date
• Exact ceremony location, travel limits and any travel-related charges
• What ceremony preparation, customization or rehearsal work is included
• Total price, taxes, deposit, payment schedule and cancellation or rescheduling terms
• Responsibilities for the marriage licence, witnesses and completed documentation

Continue planning

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Frequently asked questions

Is Susan Brushett currently listed as a Justice of the Peace?

Yes. The current Nova Scotia directory lists Susan Brushett in Dartmouth, Halifax County. That verifies the directory entry, but not the complete wedding-business details in the legacy profile.

Is Susan Brushett confirmed to be accepting wedding bookings?

No current first-party business page was found confirming wedding availability. Couples should ask Susan directly whether she is accepting ceremonies and is authorized for their intended date and format.

What phone number is currently listed for Susan Brushett?

The Nova Scotia Justice of the Peace directory lists 902-292-0815. The older number supplied with the CWG record was not used because it conflicts with the current official directory.

Are Susan Brushett’s wedding prices published?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Request a complete written quote before booking.

Sources checked

• http://www.facebook.com/1848820075435207
• https://canadaweddingguide.com/susan-brushett-justice-of-peace/