Wills, powers of attorney and trusts, drafted properly so the people you love are not left with a legal mess.
Dying without a valid will means the province decides who gets what, who raises your kids' inheritance, and who runs your estate. A properly drafted will and powers of attorney remove that uncertainty for a modest fixed fee.
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Preparation of a straightforward will that names your beneficiaries and estate trustee and sets out how your property is distributed.
A complete package for one person: a simple will, a Power of Attorney for Property, and a Power of Attorney for Personal Care.
A couples package with two mirror wills plus powers of attorney for property and personal care for both partners.
Drafting and execution of Powers of Attorney for Property and Personal Care, for someone who already has a will or does not need one yet.
A will designed for people who own private corporation shares or business assets that need separate estate-planning treatment.
Drafting of a family trust for families, business owners, professionals or investors who want to hold or transfer property through a trust.
Specialized planning for families leaving assets to a loved one with a disability, structured to protect access to means-tested benefits like ODSP.
Preparation of the probate application an estate trustee needs before banks and the land registry will let them administer the estate.
A consultation for executors and beneficiaries on how an estate actually gets administered: debts, taxes, distributions, timelines and the mistakes that make trustees personally liable.
Review of concerns about a will or an estate: capacity, undue influence, executor conduct or a distribution that does not add up, with honest advice on whether a challenge is worth it.
Review or preparation of guardianship materials for property or personal care when an adult can no longer manage on their own and no power of attorney exists.
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Kit and online wills fail most often at execution: wrong witnesses, unclear wording, assets that never make it into the will. A lawyer-drafted will costs a few hundred dollars and removes the risk that your estate pays thousands to sort out an ambiguity.
A Power of Attorney for Property lets someone manage your finances if you cannot, and a Power of Attorney for Personal Care covers health and living decisions. Most people sign both at the same time as their will.
It is a trust that gives the trustee full discretion over payments to a beneficiary with a disability, so the inheritance does not disqualify them from means-tested benefits. Families with a child or relative on ODSP should ask a lawyer about it.
Written by our editorial team and grounded in Canadian law, so you can walk into any conversation prepared.
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