Wills & Planning
Draft a new Will or revise an existing one, together with continuing powers of attorney for property and personal care.
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Planning your Will shouldn't feel overwhelming. We're a Toronto-based Wills & Estates boutique law firm that takes the time to understand your family and draft documents that work exactly the way you intend.
Four focused practice areas — each handled personally, with fixed-fee quotes where possible and the kind of follow-through boutique service should actually mean.
Draft a new Will or revise an existing one, together with continuing powers of attorney for property and personal care.
Learn more →Assistance with the probate process end-to-end, from court applications to full estate administration.
Learn more →Representation in will challenges, capacity disputes, executor conflicts and dependant support claims.
Learn more →Helping entrepreneurs and small business owners incorporate federally or provincially — with the right structure from day one.
Learn more →Chad practises Wills and Estates law in Toronto, providing comprehensive estate planning and probate services across Ontario. The firm assists individuals, families, and business owners with drafting wills, preparing powers of attorney, and implementing estate plans designed to protect assets and minimize future disputes.
Our approach is proactive and detail-driven. We work closely with clients so that testamentary documents clearly reflect their intentions, address tax considerations, and provide practical guidance for executors and estate trustees.
"Careful planning today can significantly reduce probate complications, litigation risk, and administrative delays later."
March 29, 2026
Les différences entre le droit successoral en Ontario et au Québec : formes de testament, frais d'homologation, protection du conjoint et succession légale.
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March 27, 2026
Digital assets like cryptocurrency, email, and social media can complicate estate planning in Ontario. Learn how to protect your digital legacy in 2026.
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March 26, 2026
A will only takes effect after death. Discover why every Ontario resident needs a power of attorney to protect their finances and health decisions.
Read article →Clear, practical legal guidance for life and business — Wills, Probate, Estate Litigation, Powers of Attorney, Dependant's Support Claims, and Incorporation.
Flat-fee quotes where possible, no hourly clock on simple Wills
20 Bay Street, steps from Union
Full service in English and French
