Toronto Wills Lawyers and Power of Attorney Lawyers
Toronto Wills Lawyers and Toronto Power of Attorney Lawyers
Our Toronto Wills Lawyers prepare Wills and Power of Attorneys for Property and Personal Care.
Each Will is drafted in a simple and concise manner. Our Toronto Wills Lawyers work diligently to ensure that we apply careful planning and analysis to protect and preserve hard-earned financial assets in the way that best meets the needs of each individual clients.
All of Our Services Are Available During COVID-19:
Many potential clients have been contacting our office during COVID-19 for a Last Will and Testament to be drafted to protect their assets, or to ensure that their intentions with respect to the guardianship of their children and the guardianship of their children’s property has been carefully set out. We certainly believe that it is a crucial time for every individual to have a Last Will and Testament that sets clearly how ones affairs are to be handled in the event of an emergency and we are here to help you.
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We Provide the Following Wills & Powers of Attorney Services in Toronto
Wills
- Handling of assets after death for your beneficiaries
- Guardianship of minor children
- Guardianship of minor children’s property
Drafting of Power of Attorney for Personal Care
- Allows a designated individual(s) to make decisions regarding your health and care if you are legally incapacitated and unable to make those decisions for yourself.
Drafting of Power of Attorney for Property
- Allows a designated individual(s) to make decisions regarding the sale or upkeep of your property where you are unable to make those decisions by reason of not having access to the property or because you are incapacitated.
Application for “Probate” (now called a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee With a Will); and
Application for “Administration” (now called a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee Without a Will)
Please contact our Toronto Wills Lawyers by phone at 647-352-4529 or email us at [email protected] if you wish for us to draft a Will for you immediately.
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While it can be uncomfortable to think about, planning for your future is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones. A clear, legally valid Will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes, preventing potential conflicts and legal complications for your family. Similarly, Powers of Attorney for Property and Personal Care appoint a trusted person to make financial and healthcare decisions on your behalf if you become unable to. It is essential to speak with one of our Separy Law PC lawyers in Toronto to draft these crucial documents and provide peace of mind for you and your family.
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- Drafting clear, legally valid wills
- Creating powers of attorney for property or care
- Updating existing wills and documents
- Protecting your estate and beneficiaries
- Giving peace of mind through proper planning
FAQs
Can I make my own Will using a template?
While you can write your own Will, templates often leave out important Ontario requirements or use confusing language. Small mistakes can make the Will invalid or create disagreements among beneficiaries. We prepare clean, simple Wills written in plain English — no legal jargon — so your intentions are easy for your family to understand.
Do I need a Power of Attorney as well, or just a Will?
Your Will only takes effect after death. A Power of Attorney (POA) covers decisions while you’re alive if you can’t act for yourself. Most clients preparing a Will also choose to create POAs for Property and Personal Care at the same time so everything is organized and consistent. We offer optional simple POA documents that match the same straightforward, easy-to-understand style as our Wills.
Do I really need a Will in Ontario?
Yes. A Will ensures your assets are divided exactly the way you want. Without a Will, Ontario’s default rules apply, and your estate may not go to the people you intended. At Separy Law P.C., we prepare simple, easy-to-read Wills that clearly set out who receives what, without unnecessary legal complexity.
How often should I update my simple Will?
You should review your Will every few years or when life changes — such as marriage, separation, buying property, or having children. Even a simple Will should stay current to reflect your wishes. We help clients in Toronto quickly update or revise their Wills so they remain accurate and legally valid.
What is a “simple Will” and is it right for me?
A simple Will is a straightforward document that outlines:
• who inherits your assets
• who will act as your executor
• any basic gifts or wishes
Most people with uncomplicated assets, a home, savings, or personal belongings benefit from a simple Will. Our Toronto Will lawyers focus on creating clear, concise Wills that avoid confusion and make things easy for your loved ones.
Why is it important to make or update a Will after a separation or divorce?
After a separation or divorce, your old Will may no longer reflect your wishes. In Ontario, separation does not automatically remove your former spouse from your Will. That means your ex-partner could still inherit your assets, act as your executor, or receive benefits you no longer intend for them.
Preparing a new, simple Will after separation ensures:
• your children or chosen beneficiaries are properly protected
• your former spouse is removed from your estate plans (if that’s your intention)
• your property and assets are divided according to your current wishes
• a new, trusted executor is appointed
At Separy Law P.C., we help separated and divorced individuals in Toronto create clear, easy-to-read Wills that reflect their new life circumstances and prevent future conflict among family members.
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