Affordable, Experienced and Dependable Wills and Estate Planning Lawyer in Greater Toronto Area

What are your final wishes?

How do you want your assets managed-either now or after you pass?

 These choices are too important to leave to chance or deal with “someday”.

 Planning your estate today gives you the ability to express your own wishes about what should occur with your estate after you die. If you do not make a will, the law determines how your estate is distributed through the steps set out in the Succession Law Reform Act (Ontario).

Estate planning includes legal tools such as wills, trusts and powers of attorney. These tools are integral to help you ensure that your long-term wishes are met after you are gone. Estate planning includes maximizing the benefits you can leave to your beneficiaries, appointing guardians for minor children, and specifying who can make decisions regarding your care and property if you are no longer able to do so.

Estate administration involves collecting and managing the deceased’s estate, paying any debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining property to the heirs of the estate, whether pursuant to a Will or an intestacy.

We at Supriya Chadha Law Professional Corporation can help you with all aspects of estate planning and administration including providing you with effective legal advice in the process of drafting your wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives, and assisting in the administration after death. We aim to clearly describe the steps available and help ease any apprehension you feel in dealing with estates. We help families ensure their intentions are known and their wishes are carried out. We help people to protect their assets and their families through comprehensive estate planning services including the preparation of Wills, Trusts, Power of attorney and Healthcare Directives.

We can help you with:-

  • Drafting of Wills and Power of Attorneys for Property & Personal Care
  • Estate Planning
  • Protect Assets
  • Administration of estates
  • Plan for Illness or Incapacity
  • Avoid Probate
  • Protect Beneficiaries
  • Minimize Taxes
  • Gift Assets
  • Pay for Medical and Long-Term Care
  • Guardianship Applications