Estate Planning
Wills, powers of attorney and estate administration in Ontario.
Guidance on wills, powers of attorney for property and personal care, probate applications and the estate consequences of how property is owned. Estate planning in Ontario is mostly about putting clear instructions and trusted decision makers in place before they are needed, and these articles explain the documents and the decisions behind them.
Ontario uses two separate powers of attorney, one for property and one for personal care. Knowing the difference is basic to a complete plan.
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