Tailored Solutions
In the absence of a Will, Ontario's statutes specify who can file to manage your estate and how your possessions would be allocated. These regulations frequently have unintended and surprising consequences. At Wardrop Law, we will listen to your specific circumstances and provide tailored and customized solutions for you that will ensure that your final wishes are met.
POWER OF ATTORNEY
In Ontario, there are two types of Power of Attorney documents:
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Power of Attorney for property and
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Power of Attorney for personal care.
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows someone you trust the right to make financial or health care decisions for you. It is crucial to ensure that your estate plan includes both types of Powers of Attorney.
Having properly drafted Powers of Attorney in place will ensure that the person of your choosing will take over and handle your financial affairs and health care wishes in the event of an unexpected illness or accident that renders you unable to care for yourself
Wills & Estate Planing
One of the most important financial planning tools you should have is a well-drafted Will.