Frequently Asked Questions
We provide elder law guidance including will
preparation, power of attorney documents,
advanced care planning, and support
navigating public benefits in Ontario.
A power of attorney ensures a trusted person
can make financial or personal care
decisions on your behalf if you become
unable to do so yourself.
Our team helps you outline your final
wishes, draft clear instructions, reduce
stress for loved ones and make sure your
assets transfer smoothly.
A living will specifies your medical care
preferences if you cannot communicate,
helping family and physicians respect your
treatment choices.
Yes, we recommend reviewing and updating
your will and power of attorney documents
every few years or after major life events.
Without a will, provincial laws determine
how assets are distributed, which may not
reflect your wishes and could lead to
delays.
Our office is at 290 Bremner Blvd, Toronto,
ON M5V 3L9, Canada, serving seniors across
Ontario.
Contact us at +14167650069 or fill out our
online form, and a member of our team will
arrange a meeting at your convenience.
Yes, we provide both in-person and virtual
appointments to accommodate your needs and
ensure safety.
Our fees vary depending on the complexity of
the matter; we will discuss costs up front
and provide a clear estimate.
Certainly, you are welcome to bring a family
member or friend for support during
meetings.
Our lawyers and support staff hold
specialized training in elder and incapacity
law, with years of experience assisting
seniors.
We follow strict privacy protocols and use
secure systems to safeguard your documents
and personal details at every step.