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Estate Planning:

Some estate planning is simple… some is not
Everyone’s situation is unique…
Whatever your situation … we are here to help

How We Can Help

  • Wills
  • Powers of Attorney
  • Health Care Directives (Living Wills)
  • Alter-Ego and Joint Partner Trusts
  • Trusts to protect from irresponsible spending
  • Trusts to protect persons with a disability
  • Cottage & Residence Trusts
  • Farm & Business Transition

Some past Clients ...

Wills for a young couple with young children worried about guardianship arrangements for their children
Couple in a second marriage wishing to provide for the spouse but also ensure that the children from the first marriage receive money
Couple worried about dementia in their family and wishing to ensure that they will not need to involve the court system and allow family to help them
Parents with a disabled child wishing to ensure that the child will be supported as needed without losing the government benefits
Parent worried about their child's ability to manage a large sum of money and putting an effective plan in place to ensure that the money lasts
Farmer wishing for one child to be able to continue the family farm but treat other children fairly at the same time

Estate Administration:

Some estates are simple… some are not
Each estate administration is unique…
Whatever the situation … we are here to guide you

How We Can Help

  • Probate Applications
  • Letters of Administration Applications
  • Committeeship Applications
  • Estate Administration Advice
  • Passing of Accounts by Executors
  • Transfers of Property to Survivors
  • Transfers of Corporate Shares
  • Transfers of Land

Some past Clients ...

A person died without a Will and the family did not know how to access the deceased person's assets
A person died with a Will that was not witnessed properly and the executor did not know if had the authority to act
Executor wanted to distribute the estate assets but one of the beneficiaries noted in the Will could not be found
Person lost capacity but did not have a Power of Attorney in place and a family member needed help to be appointed as the decision maker
Family wanted to continue operating a business and put in place new directors and officers before the Grant of Probate was issued
Executor did not know how to deal with the spouse of the deceased and the obligations the estate may have to that surviving spouse

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